New Delhi. Pranav Pandey, father of Indian cricket team’s young player Ishan Kishan, boosted the strength of the party by joining JDU on Sunday (27 October). JDU’s National Working President Sanjay Jha and State President Umesh Kushwaha got him the membership of the party. On this occasion, Pranab Pandey along with hundreds of his supporters took membership of JDU in a meeting organized at the state office of JDU.
Praise for Nitish Kumar’s development policies
After joining the party, Pranab Pandey praised Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and said that Nitish Kumar has given a new direction to the pace of development in Bihar. He said, “The development that has happened to the people of Bihar has been possible only because of the leadership of Nitish Kumar. I am a soldier of the party and will work for the party with full devotion. I have no other thoughts in my mind.”
#WATCH Bihar: Pranav Pandey, father of Indian cricketer Ishan Kishan joins Janata Dal-United in Patna. pic.twitter.com/iSdiqLkY9D
— ANI (@ANI) October 27, 2024
Pranab Pandey will continue the family tradition in JDU
On this occasion, JDU National Executive President Sanjay Jha informed that Ishan Kishan’s family was already associated with JDU. He told that in the initial days, Pranab Pandey was a member of Samata Party and due to family responsibilities, he stayed away from the party for some time. But now he is back standing firmly with the party.
Patna, Bihar: Indian cricketer Ishan Kishan’s father, Pranav Pandey joins the Janata Dal (United) pic.twitter.com/IdZUlfAWTc
— IANS (@ians_india) October 27, 2024
Claims victory on all seats in by-elections
Sanjay Jha said that the process of joining new members in JDU has started and in the upcoming by-elections, the party will win all the seats with a big margin. “We are seeking votes on the issue of development and the work done is clearly visible to the public,” he said. Jha said that a big meeting of NDA will be held at Anne Marg on Monday, in which district level workers will also participate and this meeting will be led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
