Patna: Leader RJD Tejashwi Prasad Yadav on Tuesday advises party workers to strengthen the base of organizational support to get a clear mandate from the people in the next election.
Speaking on the first day of the two-day training program from the party district and the South Bihar President block, Tejashwi said party workers must be mentally prepared, physically and ideologically to complete a frightening task.
He said support from workers and officials was very important for any political organization.
He also convinced workers that their performance would be appreciated by the top leadership of the party.
Tejashwi claims that the reservation system has been put into RJD to provide representation for all parts of society.
“RJD is a party of all parts.
This is not related to certain caste, credo or religion,” he told his party officials.
He calls workers to maintain discipline in the organization.
“If you maintain discipline and enjoy clean images, the party will automatically benefit,” he said, adding that they had to work to achieve their goals.
Former CM representatives also discussed the length of the political scenario in this country.
“The country passes through the critical phase.
Those who are at the shoots of believing in splitting and governing and also trying to spread hatred in the community,” he thought without calling BJP.
The State President of RJD Jagadand Singh said he would do whatever needed to maintain the honor and dignity of the party.
He talked about strengthening the base of organizational support at the booth, Panchayat and the district level.
He advised workers and officials to concentrate more on the agitation program cheated by the top leadership of the party.
“Such programs must be a big success,” he said.
Highlighting the importance of discipline not only for humans but also for any political organization, Singh said it was the only way to handle chaotic situations.
RJD National Vice President Shivanand Tiwari, a member of Rajya Sabha Manoj Jha, former Minister of Shyam Rajah, Abdul Bari Siddiqui, Shiv Chandra Ram, Ashok Kumar Singh and former speaker Assembly Uday Narayan Choudhary also attended the occasion.