New Delhi, March 30 (NationPress) BJP National President Nitin Nabin announced his resignation from the position of elected Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for the Bankipur constituency in Bihar on Monday.

In an elaborate post on X, he addressed party members and the people of Bihar, reminiscing about his two-decade political journey and extending his heartfelt thanks for the unwavering support he has received throughout the years.

Nabin reflected on his political beginnings, stating: “To all my family and party worker comrades from Bankipur and Bihar, following the sudden loss of my father in January 2006, the party entrusted me with the opportunity to contest the by-election for Patna West. I was elected for the first time on April 27, 2006, which marked the start of my social and political endeavors.”

He continued: “For the past 20 years, I have been committed to nurturing, beautifying, and advancing this constituency—built by my late father, Nawin Kishore Prasad Sinha. I have dedicated myself to the development of my area and Bihar. Consequently, the incredible people here have blessed me with the privilege of serving as their representative for five consecutive terms. Both inside and outside the Assembly, I have consistently raised the concerns of my constituents and sought solutions to their challenges.”

Discussing his time in the Assembly and as a minister, he mentioned: “As a member of the Bihar Legislative Assembly, I have learned extensively from many senior MLAs from both the ruling and opposition parties. I have addressed numerous significant issues in my area, incorporating feedback from the community and fellow workers.”

“Under the guidance of our esteemed Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji and Chief Minister Shri Nitish Kumar ji, I was honored to serve as a minister in the Bihar government, where I successfully implemented several pivotal decisions, policies, and schemes. I express my deepest gratitude to our Chief Minister ji for this opportunity,” he added.

Upon announcing his resignation, Nabin stated: “Today, I am stepping down from my role as the elected member representing the Bankipur constituency in the Bihar Legislative Assembly.”

Nabin expressed his determination to remain dedicated to the development of his area and Bihar in his new role within the party. He emphasized that the unbreakable bond he shares with his workers and the people of Bihar will persist, continually fueling his energy, inspiration, and direction.

He concluded by asserting that under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, he will tirelessly work towards realizing the vision of a developed India and a developed Bihar by 2047.

Nabin's resignation signifies a significant political transition in Bankipur, where he has served as an MLA five times. He was appointed as the National President of the BJP on January 20, succeeding Union Minister J.P. Nadda.