Former IPS Officer Shivdeep Lande Unveils 'Hind Sena' Ahead of Bihar Elections
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Synopsis
Shivdeep Lande, a former IPS officer, launched 'Hind Sena', announcing plans to contest all 243 Bihar Assembly seats. He aims to advocate for the rights of Bihar and empower the youth, emphasizing the need for change in rural areas.
Key Takeaways
- Shivdeep Lande has launched a new party named 'Hind Sena'.
- The party aims to contest all 243 seats in Bihar.
- Focus on leadership for the youth and addressing rural issues.
- Core principles include humanity, justice, and service.
- Lande is the national president of Hind Sena.
Patna, April 8 (NationPress) Shivdeep Lande, a former IPS officer, has officially introduced a new political entity named 'Hind Sena' on Tuesday, with plans to contest all 243 seats in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections.
During a press conference in Patna, Lande, often referred to as the 'supercop' of Bihar, stated, "The aim of our party is to advocate for the rights of Bihar and empower the youth to take on leadership roles. Our platform will rise above caste divisions to serve individuals from all religions and communities."
Discussing the inspiration behind the party's name, Lande noted that the term 'Hind' stems from his experiences while serving in the police force.
"Every initiative I undertook as an IPS officer began with 'Jai Hind'. This spirit is reflected in the name of my party - Hind Sena - which will champion Bihar's rights," he explained.
Lande asserted that he has traveled throughout almost every district in Bihar in the past month, excluding Bettiah and Bagaha, to highlight the 'lack' of essential services in rural communities.
"Despite 70 years of independence, many areas lack paved roads, adequate housing, and residents often struggle for basic necessities like food and clothing. It is time for a transformation, which will be realized through democracy," he stressed.
Lande emphasized that every member of Hind Sena must adhere to three fundamental principles: humanity, justice, and service.
"This party will provide a platform for individuals who are socially aware and responsible," he remarked.
While he clarified that various individuals might represent Hind Sena on the ballot, he assured, "Behind every candidate, the name will be that of Shivdeep Lande."
Lande proclaimed himself the national president of Hind Sena and mentioned that the party is currently collecting public feedback and engaging with local issues at the grassroots level.
He indicated that a public relations initiative would continue throughout the state leading up to the elections.
