BJP Candidate Highlights Development Works, Targets Congress and Indi Alliance
MP cum NDA-supported BJP candidate Bidyut Baran Mahato is intensifying his campaign efforts across the Jamshedpur Lok Sabha constituency, appealing to voters to support the BJP.
JAMSHEDPUR – Bidyut Mahato is actively engaging in public relations across various areas under Jamshedpur Lok Sabha.
On Monday, he visited several mandal areas under Jugsalai Assembly, seeking blessings and support from the people.
Accompanied by Principal General Secretary of AJSU and former Minister Ramchandra Sahis, Mahato campaigned alongside Mandal President and BJP-AJSU workers in Jugsalai, Ghodabandha, Parsudih, and Govindpur.
During his campaign, Mahato visited Jugsalai Bazaar, Main Road, Chowk Bazaar, Station Road, Gaushala Nala Road, ME School, Naya Bazaar Road, Barigoda, Rahargora, Gadra, Yashodanagar, Govindpur Halt, Govindpur Bazaar, and other areas.
Workers chanted slogans like “BJP Zindabad,” “NDA Zindabad,” “Narendra Modi Zindabad,” and “Bidyut Mahato Zindabad,” praising the development works of the Central Government and Mahato.
Mahato appealed to voters to support the BJP by pressing the button on EVM serial number 2 on May 25.
He highlighted key development projects, including the construction of ROBs at Barigoda and Govindpur, and a Railway Under Bridge near Salgajhudi, emphasizing the Central Government’s commitment to Jamshedpur’s development.
Targeting the Congress party, Mahato contrasted the BJP’s development model with the Congress’s, claiming the BJP’s achievements in ten years surpass the Congress’s work over six decades.
Mahato also criticized the Indi alliance, labeling it as leaderless with many leaders on bail or in jail.
He urged the people of Jamshedpur to reject the Indi alliance and support a strong Modi government.
The campaign saw active participation from AJSU District President Kanhaiya Singh, District Minister Jitendra Rai, Jugsalai Mandal President Hannu Jain, Ghodabandha Mandal President Deepak Paul, Parsudih Mandal President Tridev Chattaraj, Govindpur Mandal President Pawan Singh, and many other workers.
