Patna: Ruling Bihar JD (U) on Tuesday compiled the Northeast Executive Board (NEEC) to strengthen organizations throughout the northeastern state, especially in Manipur where the party broadcast his waist to oppose the assembly polls to be held at the beginning.
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Former National President of the Party and Minister of Steel Union RCP Singh, who was in the previous NECC formed by the head of the party Nith Kumar, had not found a place in the new committee suffered by the National President of the Rajiv Party Ranjan Singh on Tuesday.
The source in JD (U) said, NECC was the first committee dissolved by Lalan Singh after he took over as the party’s national president on July 31 this year, replacing RCP.
NEEC was first formed on June 1, 2018, then JD (U) President and Bihar CM Nith Kumar and the RCP Secretary General (Organization) RCP is stored in the Executive Board as a member nominated by the President, along with KC Tyagi, then the National Secretary General.
Even though Tyagi has been maintained in the sorive committee committee as a member, RCP has been abandoned.
National Secretary JD (U) Sanjay Verma, who is a member of ‘special invitation’ in the first NEC formed by Nitish, also has not found a bed in the new committee for NE countries.
Verma is still JD (U) responsible for North America such as Assam, Meghalaya and Tripura.
But he was not nominated back in the new committee.
“Verma may have been dropped from the NE committee because JD (U) has a very bad performance in the last assembly poll in Assam.
Verma is responsible for the Assam poll,” said a senior party leader to the Toi on Tuesday.
Contacted by telephone, Verma refused to make a comment on the Ouster of NEEC.
JD (U) The state president of Nagaland Senchumo NSN Lotha has been maintained as Convener of the NEEC, which is considered a very important committee for NE countries in the party.
Another leading leader who has been maintained in the new committee is the Secretary General and General JD (U) for northeastern countries AFAQUE Ahmad Khan.
Under Khan’s leadership, JD (U) has won seven assembly seats from 15 contested in Arunachal Pradesh in 2019.
Then, JD (U) has become the second largest party in Arunachal Pradesh.
JD (u) National Secretary General and Bihar Minister Sanjay Kumar Jha, MP Jhanjharpur and parties responsible for Manipur Ram Prit Madal and Anil Hegde are new entries on the committee.
“JD (U) State President Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Tripura, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Sikkim will be a member of NEEC,” Khan, who published notice of NEEC reconstitution, to Ti on Tuesday.
He said JD (U) currently does not have state committees or state presidents in Assam.