Patna: Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) will choose the next President at the National Council Meeting of the Party to be held in New Delhi on October 11.
The announcement in this case was made at the party’s national executive committee meeting held there on Thursday, it ended speculation then Prasad passed the party stick to the sons and younger opposition leaders at the Tejashwi Tejashwi Assembly Prasad Yadav or other family members before the end of this year’s office .
Overcoming MediodPersons after the meeting, National Secretary RJD General Abdul Bari Siddiqui said the internal election of the party in Pancayat, Blocks, Regency and the state had been engraved.
“After this election, RJD National Council members will meet in New Delhi for the party’s national presidential election.
RJD has nomined the former speaker of Bihar Uday Narayan Choudhary as officers and spokesman Chitranjan Gagan as the assistant of the national return officer conducted elections for the position of national president , “Siddiqui added.
The possession of then as President of RJD will end in November this year.
Even though there was speculation that then might continue the party stick to Tejashwi or his wife Rabri Devi, who first denied it.
Before the starting process of the selection process for a different unit, then it will launch a party membership drive here on February 12.
Various resolutions were ratified at a party meeting on Thursday.
Siddiqui said discussions about the current situation in the country were held at the meeting.
“We will not tolerate fascism in the country.
While the whole world considers Mahatma Gandhi to be ideal, those who run this country misuse it,” Siddiqui said.
The State President of RJD Jagadand Singh said the new party president would be the choice of the people, not from individuals.
Meanwhile, handling the meeting, then asked the senior party leaders to reach the masses and fight for the rights of the poor.
It was almost after five years that then physically attended a RJD meeting in the city.
“Someone should not be afraid to go to prison,” then his party leaders.
The Head of RJD also raised the case of caste-based census, the farmers’ protest and “communalism” in this country.
The Head of RJD asked the party leaders to provide the best in the election of the council to make all 24 candidates, including one of the CPI allies, won.
Tejashwi said RJD had not compiled the election in other countries just to avoid the division of voices that might help “communal power”.