Jamshedpur’s Nishad Samaj Extends Support to BJP in Tuiladungari Program

Community Leaders Present Problems and Demands to Visiting BJP Officebearers

In a grand welcome ceremony at Tuiladungari CP Kabir Club, the Chhattisgarh State BJP delegation, led by State Organization General Secretary Mr. Pavan Sai, National Vice President of Fishermen Coordination Committee Mr. Pradeep Kevat, and Assistant Mr. Ashok Chandravanshi, were felicitated by the local community.

JAMSHEDPUR – A delegation of BJP officials from Chhattisgarh, including State Organization General Secretary Mr. Pavan Sai, National Vice President of Fishermen Coordination Committee Mr. Pradeep Kevat, and Assistant Mr. Ashok Chandravanshi, received a grand welcome at Tuiladungari CP Kabir Club.

A large number of Chhattisgarh society members attended the event, presenting their problems and demands to the visiting delegation.

Mr. Suresh Nishad, President of Nishad Samaj, and Mr. Mati Devaki Sahu, President of Kabir Club, highlighted that despite living in Jharkhand for the past 50-60 years, the community has not been granted local status.

They pointed out the challenges in obtaining caste and residence certificates for their children, which were more accessible during Raghuvar Das’ government.

The delegation listened to the community’s issues and assured them of finding permanent solutions.

They also appealed to the community to vote for BJP to strengthen the government and position India as a world leader.

Prominent attendees included Nishad Samaj President Suresh Nishad, General Secretary Girdhari Lal Parkar, Kabir Club President Manmohan Lal Sahu, General Secretary Chandrika Prasad, Women Committee President Smt. Devki Sahu, along with Saraswati Sahu, Vidya Nishad, Parmanand Kaushal, Mahesh Nishad, and Guru Milan Nishad.

The program was conducted by Chandrika Prasad Nishad and the vote of thanks was given by Parmanand Kaushal.

The event underscored the community’s commitment to addressing their concerns and supporting BJP’s vision for the country’s future.