Massive Public Support for BJP in Nandai Region

(NAGAR NIGAM ELECTION – 2025)

Rajnandgaon (BTI)– The municipal election campaign in Rajnandgaon has reached its peak, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) taking it very seriously. The party has now deployed its senior leaders to reach out to the electorate in every lane and alley of the wards. Khubchand Parakh, a member of the BJP’s National Working Committee and a highly influential leader within the party, has been actively campaigning for the party’s mayoral and ward councilor candidates.

Rajnandgaon is the constituency of former Chief Minister and current Speaker of the Chhattisgarh Assembly, Dr. Raman Singh, who held the state’s top position for 15 years. This makes the municipal elections in the city even more interesting and crucial for the party.

Former MP Abhishek Singh is also deeply involved in this election. Having recently campaigned rigorously for his father, Dr. Raman Singh, in the assembly elections 14 months ago, he is now putting in the same level of effort to ensure BJP’s success in the municipal polls. His relentless campaigning and door-to-door outreach reflect his commitment to securing victory for the party.

Massive Public Support for BJP in Nandai Region
On Monday, BJP’s outreach campaign in Ward Nos. 40-48 and surrounding areas of the Nandai region witnessed a tremendous response. As in previous elections, the party is once again receiving overwhelming public support here.

A large number of residents participated in the campaign, and the BJP leaders were greeted with a grand welcome, featuring drums and traditional festivities. At former councilor Namitabh Jain’s residence, BJP leaders expressed their gratitude to the ward residents for their enthusiastic participation.

BJP’s mayoral candidate, Madhusudan Yadav, district president Komal Singh Rajput, and former MP Abhishek Singh urged the residents to ensure the historic victory of BJP’s councilor candidates Kevara Vijay Rai, Arun Sahu, and Satish Sahu.

The event saw the presence of several prominent BJP leaders and workers, including Prakash Chandra Jain, Madhu Ved, Rajendra Jain Bantu, Golu Gupta, Prakhar Srivastava, Irfan Khan, Bhagchand Geedia, Ajay Kotadia, Gitesh Gupta, Imran Biba, Ganesh Sahu, Nilesh, Raju Haryana, and Chintu Sonkar.