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Chirag Paswan Marks Birthday in Patna, Remembers Ram Vilas Paswan

Chirag Paswan marked his birthday in Patna with party workers and supporters, cutting a cake and paying tribute to his father, Ram Vilas Paswan. The Union Minister said his father's absence is felt even more deeply at important milestones in his life. He also thanked his mother, family and party workers, and said the people of Hajipur remain his priority.

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"His absence is felt even more": Chirag Paswan remembers father Ram Vilas Paswan on his birthday

Patna, October 31

Union Minister and Lok Janshakti Party National President Chirag Paswan celebrated his birthday with party workers and supporters in Patna on Saturday, cutting a cake on the occasion and remembering his father, former Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan.

Speaking at the birthday celebrations, Chirag Paswan paid tribute to his father and said his absence was felt more deeply on important milestones in his life.

"First of all, on this occasion, my leader and my father, the honourable Ram Vilas Paswan ji. I bow at his feet. Whatever I am today, it's because of him. These are the milestones in life where... his absence felt even more. No matter how much time passes, those memories of celebrating this birthday with him in childhood keep getting stronger with every passing year. While I remember my father, I also remember my mother, who stood by me like a pillar of strength through every difficult situation. I thank my family, every party worker and every leader who worked tirelessly day and night to bring the party to where it is today," he said.

Recalling the party's journey through difficult and successful phases, Paswan said the blessings and guidance of his father had kept party workers united.

"This really is the day when we look back at all the situations and ups and downs we've experienced together over the past few days. Every party worker shed tears of joy and tears of sorrow. We saw the lows and the highs. But one thing that always kept us together was our leader's blessings, his guidance, and walking on the path he showed. My father always taught me to follow those steps," he said.

Emphasising the importance of staying connected with people, the Union Minister said, "My father always taught me that when faced with adverse circumstances, one must connect with the people, as they will always provide the right guidance. In fact, a person who remains consistently connected to the people rarely has to face such adverse situations at all. It is because of his blessings that we have reached where we are today," he added.

Paswan, who represents Hajipur in the Lok Sabha, also acknowledged the support of the people of his constituency and said, "The people of Hajipur are the reason for my expanded personality. So, the blessings and concerns of the people of Hajipur will definitely remain my priority."

Meanwhile, Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary also extended birthday greetings to Paswan, wishing him good health and a long life.

In a post on X, Choudhary said, "Heartfelt birthday greetings and infinite best wishes to Shri @iChiragPaswan ji, National President of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) and the Honourable Union Minister. I pray to God for your excellent health, long life, and a successful and auspicious life."

— ANI

Reader’s Guide · AI-assisted, based only on the report above

What the report makes clear: A Union Minister marked his birthday with party workers and publicly credited his late father and mother for his journey.

Still open: The report does not yet say what specific party or constituency programmes were announced at the Patna gathering.

Another way to look at it: Public birthday events like this also serve as moments for a party to signal unity and connect with its worker base.

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