Ranchi: The Head of RJD then Prasad will be flanked by his daughter Misa Bharti and Battery Leader RJD from Bihar and Jharkhand on Tuesday when the CBI Special Court decided his fate in the last case of animal feed fraud, at Jharkhand.
Bharti arrived in Ranchi on Monday afternoon and went to the country’s guest house where the former Bihar Minister remained.
From various political parties also fostered guest houses on Monday along with hundreds of RJD leaders from Bihar and Jharkhand, including the Secretary General of the Principal of Abdul Bari Sidiqui and Secretary General of Bhola Yadav and Shyam Rajak, Jharkhand who was responsible for Jai Prakash Narayan, former President of State Abhay Singh, Congress Mla Badhu Tirkey and former State President RJD Gautam Sagar Rana.
Mass Bharti said this problem was related to the judiciary and he wanted to hold back not to issue comments before the verdict.
“We all have to be by his side at this important hour,” he said.
Bandhu Congress leader Tirkey said that he had a family relationship with the past since the 1980s so he came to ask for his health.
Explain then as his political teacher, he said that politics was an integral part of the discussion with the past.
“But everything is not for public consumption,” he said.
Pangusam Sagar Rana, on the other hand, expressed his willingness to rejoin RJD who said the situation when he left RJD had changed.
He said, “I’m ready to line up with the lantern in my hand.” Commenting on the meeting, Jai Prakash Narayan said that everything depends on Supremo RJD.
Meanwhile, the arrival of Supremo and the Prasad in Ranchi stabbed the enthusiasm among the party workers who lay low after the dissolution of their country units in December 2021.
Hundreds of RJD workers from all states flocked to the guest house.
Then clarify that within three months there will be a new country committee.
“He has directed members to focus on the drive of membership and after that the decision will also be taken about the reconstitution of the State Unit,” Jaiprakash Narayan said, the state said.