Aditya Sahu Takes Charge as Jharkhand BJP Chief, Vows Double-Engine Govt

Aditya Sahu formally assumed charge as the new president of the BJP's Jharkhand unit on the auspicious day of Vasant Panchami. He expressed confidence in forming a "double-engine" government in the state, emphasizing the party's strength lies in its cadre. Sahu outlined his priority to strengthen the party organisation and take its ideology to every village. Senior leaders, including Babulal Marandi, praised his extensive grassroots experience within the party.

Key Points: New Jharkhand BJP Chief Aditya Sahu Assumes Charge

  • Aditya Sahu assumes BJP state chief role
  • Pledges 'double-engine' government in Jharkhand
  • Focus on strengthening party organisation
  • Pays tribute to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose
  • Senior leaders laud his grassroots experience
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Newly elected Jharkhand BJP chief Aditya Sahu assumes charge, vows 'double engine' govt

Aditya Sahu formally becomes Jharkhand BJP president, vows to bring a 'double-engine' BJP government to the state for good governance.

"It is certain that we will once again form a strong double-engine government in the state under the leadership of the BJP. - Aditya Sahu"

Ranchi, Jan 23

Aditya Sahu, Jharkhand's newly elected president of the BJP, formally assumed charge on Friday. During the ceremony, he asserted that the state is a fertile ground for the party and expressed confidence that a "double engine" government will be formed in the state.

Earlier in the day, Sahu offered prayers at the state BJP office on the occasion of Saraswati Puja. Addressing party leaders and workers after taking charge, he said the BJP's greatest strength lies in its committed and energetic cadre.

"On this auspicious day of Vasant Panchami, let us all resolve to strive and struggle to bring good governance to Jharkhand," Sahu said, adding, "It is certain that we will once again form a strong double-engine government in the state under the leadership of the BJP."

Outlining his priorities as party president, the state BJP chief said his focus would be on strengthening the organisation and taking the party's ideology to every village and every individual across Jharkhand.

Expressing gratitude to party workers, Sahu said it was their trust and support that had led to his elevation.

"I began my political journey as a booth-level worker, and today I have been entrusted with the responsibility of state president. This reflects the organisational culture of the BJP," he said.

Sahu also paid tribute to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary, recalling his deep association with Jharkhand. "Netaji raised his voice against British rule from this land. Remembering him today, we should resolve to struggle for a new identity for Jharkhand," he said.

Leader of the Opposition Babulal Marandi praised Sahu's organisational experience, noting that he had worked extensively within the party and risen through the ranks from the booth level. "Given his long association with the organisation, he does not require any special guidance," Marandi said.

He also remarked that separating the responsibilities of the state party president and the leader of the legislative party would help the organisation function more effectively.

A large number of senior BJP leaders and workers were present at the event, including State Organisation General Secretary Karmveer Singh, former state presidents Yadunath Pandey and Dr Ravindra Kumar Ray, MP Deepak Prakash, State General Secretary and MP Dr Pradeep Verma, and State Vice President Balmukund Sahay.

- IANS

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Priya S
Starting his term on Vasant Panchami is a good omen. Wishing him all the best. However, I hope the focus remains on real issues like employment, education, and healthcare for tribal communities, not just political rhetoric. Actions speak louder than words.
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Rohit P
The connection made to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose is powerful. Jharkhand has a rich history in the freedom struggle. A 'double engine' government could really accelerate development here if it's implemented with honesty and transparency.
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Sarah B
As an observer, it's interesting to see the emphasis on organizational structure. Separating the party president and legislative leader roles seems like a smart move for efficiency. Hope this translates to better governance for the people.
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Vikram M
Promises are easy to make. We've heard 'double engine' before. What Jharkhand needs is concrete plans for mining regulation, forest rights, and industrial growth that benefits locals. The new president should outline a clear vision beyond slogans.
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Kavya N
His journey from a booth worker is truly inspiring for youth in politics! 👏 It shows that hard work within the party system is recognized. Hoping he strengthens the grassroots connection, which is often missing.

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