New Delhi, January 13 (IANS). Keeping in view the goal of developed Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is going to go on a journey once again. This yatra is after the public mandate in which NDA formed the government by winning the assembly elections 2025 with an overwhelming majority.
Creating history, Nitish Kumar took oath as CM for the 10th time. Now to thank the public and inspect the development works, the CM will set out on Samriddhi Yatra, where he will also interact with the people.
Bihar Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar said on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s Samriddhi Yatra starting from January 16 that this yatra will give new impetus to the development of Bihar in the coming times. Bihar is now gradually moving towards becoming ‘Developed Bihar’. The Chief Minister has undertaken several visits in the past and their results have been positive. ‘Pragati Yatra’ was conducted before the elections, in which he announced schemes worth Rs 50 thousand crores. Those plans are now being implemented. Better work is being done in all sectors including roads, health, education, energy.
On Swabhiman Parv, Bihar Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar said that I am very happy that today Swabhiman Parv is being organized all over India after the thousand years of journey of Somnath Temple. The entire country is celebrating this event with great enthusiasm. I am participating in this program with full enthusiasm under the leadership of the country’s popular Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
There is huge enthusiasm among the people of Bihar regarding Nitish Kumar’s Samriddhi Yatra. JDU state president Umesh Singh Kushwaha said that he inspected the venue of the program along with senior officials in Block Jandaha, Panapur Bateshwarnath under Mahnar Assembly constituency regarding Nitish Kumar’s proposed Samriddhi Yatra and took stock of the preparations. There is a lot of enthusiasm among the people of entire Vaishali district including Mahnar regarding the arrival of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Many officials from various departments of the district were present on this occasion.
–IANS
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