Before the Bihar Assembly elections in 2025, Om Prakash Rajbhar and his party, Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP), have marked their presence in the electoral arena. The national convention of the party was organized in Patna on Friday.
Patna: The Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party, a party from Uttar Pradesh and a constituent of the NDA, has shown its activeness ahead of the Bihar Assembly elections. The national convention of the party was organized in Patna on Friday. Party national president and minister Om Prakash Rajbhar was present during this event, where he gave directions to his workers to display full strength in the upcoming elections.
In a conversation with ABP News, Om Prakash Rajbhar said, "Our national leaders from across the country have arrived in Patna. All leaders from the state have participated in today's convention. Our goal is to contest elections in Bihar and move forward by bringing together those sections of society that have been deprived so far." He also informed that the party has completed its preparations to contest elections in Bihar, and all organizational preparations are in the final stages.
OP Rajbhar's Clear Message
At the convention, OP Rajbhar stated that preparations to contest elections in Bihar are complete, and the party is now ready to wave its yellow scarf. He said, "We have sent our demands and a list of seats to the top leadership of the NDA. Our list of 29 seats has been handed over to the NDA. There are many seats in Bihar where we have worked for a long time and have a b hold."
He clarified that if the NDA does not give them their share, the party will contest the elections independently. OP Rajbhar stated that backing down from elections is not on their agenda.
OP Rajbhar Praises Nitish Government, Attacks Tejashwi
Praising the achievements of the current government in Bihar, OP Rajbhar said that Nitish Kumar has improved roads and provided employment opportunities. Meanwhile, he attacked Tejashwi Yadav, stating that during the Lalu-Rabri regime, crime and corruption were promoted in Bihar. He said, "Tejashwi Yadav does not see how much work Nitish Kumar has done. We are working for the people of Bihar on the issues of development and employment."
Citing by-elections, OP Rajbhar mentioned that his party's preparation was very b during the by-elections for the Ramgarh and Tarari assembly seats. He said that during that time, the NDA leadership had talks with them, and they received assurances that their share in the 2025 assembly elections would be ensured. He further added that this time too, they have sent a list of 29 seats to the central leadership, and now it remains to be seen how the NDA cooperates with them.
At the national convention held in Patna, OP Rajbhar provided guidelines on election strategy to the party's leaders and workers. He said that connecting with backward sections of society and minority voters in Bihar would be their priority. Additionally, he emphasized the importance of electoral decisions in maintaining balance between the Mahagathbandhan and the NDA.
