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Patna : The roadshow and extremely backward class conference launched at district level by JD(U) National General Secretary (Organisation) R C P Singh, MP, on June 26, 2018, with a roadshow at Madhubani will now continue till August 22, 2018.
The party had earlier announced his roadshow programme till July 15 at Sheikhpura but following huge success of his roadshows in Madhubani and Vaishali districts in North Bihar, it has now announced his programme till August 22. Singh will conclude his programme with a roadshow and extremely backward class conference at Jamui on August 22, according to JD(U) state General Secretary Anil Kumar.
JD (U) state General Secretary Kumar said that the objective behind the roadshow andextremely backward class conference in districts is to make people aware of the works done by Nitish Kumar government for their welfare.
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