Patna, Jan 30 (NationPress) The National President of Rashtriya Lok Morcha, Upendra Kushwaha, declared a significant reorganisation of the party on Friday, redistributing roles among prominent leaders to enhance the party's structure throughout Bihar.

In his announcement, Kushwaha appointed MLA Alok Kumar Singh as the new State President of Rashtriya Lok Morcha.

During a press conference in Patna, he mentioned that the party's organisation was dissolved following the Assembly elections.

After thorough discussions, the party has undergone restructuring, and a fresh leadership team has been established to expedite organisational growth.

Kushwaha praised Singh as a seasoned and proactive leader with a profound understanding of organisational dynamics, expressing confidence that the party would gain traction in Bihar under his guidance.

To ensure representation, Prashant Pankaj and Subhash Chandravanshi have been appointed as State Working Presidents.

Moreover, Himanshu Patel has taken on the role of State Principal General Secretary, while Madan Chaudhary has been designated as National Vice President (Organisation).

Kushwaha noted that Chaudhary's experience in building organisations would be vital for fortifying the party at the national level.

The Rashtriya Lok Morcha chief also revealed plans for a special membership drive aimed at grassroots expansion soon.

This initiative will concentrate on engaging youth, women, and socially disadvantaged groups with the party.

Kushwaha stressed that accountability will be a fundamental aspect of the new organisational framework.

Office bearers have been directed to increase membership, fortify local units, and address public concerns in their respective regions.

“Any form of organisational inactivity will be deemed unacceptable,” Kushwaha asserted.

Regarding the upcoming budgets, he mentioned that the Union Budget is scheduled for release on February 1, followed by the Bihar State Budget on February 3.

Kushwaha emphasized that the people of Bihar have elevated expectations from the Union government.

Pointing out Bihar’s potential for development, he urged for significant central assistance in areas like roads, education, health, employment, agriculture, and industrial growth.

He expressed optimism that the Centre would recognize Bihar’s requirements and provide substantial support.

According to Upendra Kushwaha, the primary goal of the party is to fortify its organisation and advocate for Bihar’s developmental needs more vigorously.

He announced that the party aims to reach every village to highlight the issues faced by the common populace on the political stage.

Encouraging party members, Kushwaha referred to the reorganisation as a fresh start and urged them to exert renewed effort in building a robust and disciplined party.