Patna: Rashtriya Lok Jansakti Party (RLJP) led by Union Minister Pashupati Kumar Paras has decided to observe the 21st Organization Foundation Day on November 28 as “Seva Sankalp Diawas”.
The national spokesman for factions, Shrawan Kumar Agrawal, said preparations for the celebration of the Foundation Day in a full swing at the state level and the level of Panchayat to make it a big success.
Workers and officials of RLJP and Dalit Sena will distribute study material among children from the Dalit community and the poor on the occasion.
Villages and hamlets are being identified for that purpose, he added.
“The idea is to educate the members of the Dalit community and spread the founding ideology of the late party of Ram Vilalas Paswan.
People will be informed of a political career of five decades of late Paswan and its main contribution,” said the spokesman.
Head of RLJP and MP Samastipur Prince Raj has asked party workers to regulate functions in their respective regions to remember the contribution of dead leaders.
“This will be the first opportunity when the day of the foundation will be observed in his absence (Vilas RAM),” said Agrawal.
On the other hand, the State Parliamentary Council of Lok Jansakti (RAM Vilas) has ratified the national chairman and JULI MP Chirag Pastras to make a final decision on bonds with any political group in the next election.
The decision for this effect was taken at the meeting of the parliamentary council led by Chairman of Hulas Pandey at the S K Puri’s office here on Friday.
Head of LJP (RAM Vilas) Raju Tiwari was also present at the meeting.
Previously, Chirag said it would oppose the next election in the state of the Alliance.
The development came after party fans in the election that had just been held for the seat of the Assembly of Kusheshwar Asthan and Tarapur.
Sources in LJP (RAM Vilas) said RJD had offered six-seven seats to the chirag-led faction in the election of the upcoming state legislative council for 24 seats.
However, every decision about the tie will be taken by the Chirag.