Patna : RJD A meeting of its leaders of Bhojpur and Magadha regions was convened on Wednesday to discuss the plan to contest the State Legislative Council elections for 24 vacant seats from the constituencies of local officials and the result of the recently concluded three-tier panchayat and local body elections. done.
Leader of the Opposition in the State Legislative Assembly, Majestic Prasad Yadav, RJD state president Jagadanand Singh The party’s state general secretary Alok Mehta was present in the meeting held at 10 circular road, the residence of the former chief minister. Rabri DeviElected members of Panchayats, Urban Local Bodies and Cantonment Boards elect MLCs from local authority constituencies. The elections for the 24 vacant seats are likely to be held in February-March. These seats are lying vacant since July 17 last year. Sources said that the party leaders discussed in detail the results of panchayat and local body elections.
Tejashwi’s scheduled ‘Unemployment Yatra’ was also discussed during the meeting. RJD’s state spokesperson said, “The yatra will definitely be taken out, but the date has not been decided yet.” Chitranjan Gagan, Sources said that before announcing the date of travel, the COVID-19 situation will be taken into consideration, which may be postponed if the cases continue to rise at a rapid pace.
Leader of the Opposition in the State Legislative Assembly, Majestic Prasad Yadav, RJD state president Jagadanand Singh The party’s state general secretary Alok Mehta was present in the meeting held at 10 circular road, the residence of the former chief minister. Rabri DeviElected members of Panchayats, Urban Local Bodies and Cantonment Boards elect MLCs from local authority constituencies. The elections for the 24 vacant seats are likely to be held in February-March. These seats are lying vacant since July 17 last year. Sources said that the party leaders discussed in detail the results of panchayat and local body elections.
Tejashwi’s scheduled ‘Unemployment Yatra’ was also discussed during the meeting. RJD’s state spokesperson said, “The yatra will definitely be taken out, but the date has not been decided yet.” Chitranjan Gagan, Sources said that before announcing the date of travel, the COVID-19 situation will be taken into consideration, which may be postponed if the cases continue to rise at a rapid pace.
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