Akshara Singh urges Jamshedpur West to support "a good leader" in Vikas Singh
Key Points:
– Bollywood singer Akshara Singh leads roadshow for candidate Vikas Singh.
– Singh calls Vikas Singh "a good person" needed for Jamshedpur’s progress.
– The roadshow covers major Jamshedpur landmarks, gathering huge crowds.
JAMSHEDPUR – Bollywood star Akshara Singh took to the streets of Jamshedpur West in a vibrant roadshow, voicing her strong support for independent candidate Vikas Singh in the upcoming elections.
During a press interaction, Singh praised Vikas Singh’s dedication to the people, emphasizing the need for a fresh leader after decades of familiar candidates in the race.
“Vikas Singh is a good person, and Jamshedpur West truly needs him,” Singh said, noting that she has witnessed his service, including his free pilgrimage initiatives, for over 25 years.
Roadshow Starts with Rituals and Resonates with Support
The roadshow began at Dimna Chowk, with Akshara Singh and Vikas Singh honoring Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s statue and continued along the bustling Dimna Road toward Sakchi’s Sheetla Temple, where they offered prayers.
The crowd continued to grow as they traveled to Bistupur, Kadma, and Sonari, with Singh’s renditions of popular Bhojpuri songs dedicated to Vikas Singh’s leadership.
“Vikas bhaiya toh neta bejod baadhan,” she sang, energizing the crowd and rallying them to vote for change on the "bucket" symbol.
Singh’s Appeal for Change in Jamshedpur West
Visiting local landmarks, Singh urged voters to bring new leadership to Jamshedpur West by supporting Vikas Singh.
She shared her admiration for his longstanding community service, saying, “With Vikas Singh and blessings of Baba Baidyanath, I am here to support real change for Jamshedpur.”
The roadshow covered approximately 15 kilometers, concluding at Kagal Nagar’s Ram Mandir, where Singh called on supporters to “press the bucket symbol and bring transformation to Jamshedpur.”
Her presence sparked enthusiasm across stops, as fans lined up for selfies, showing overwhelming support for Singh and Vikas Singh.
