 "Nitish Kumar (Photo: Facebook)")
The ruling JD(U) today asked party workers to improve the image of the state government in Bihar by highlighting its good works.
At a meeting of party district presidents and office bearers at the residence of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, emphasis was also laid on establishing better connect between the workers and the government, a party statement said.
The meeting was presided over by state party chief Basistha Narayan Singh but the Chief Minister was not present.The meeting was presided over by state party chief Basistha Narayan Singh but the Chief Minister was not present.
Election strategist Prashant Kishor, who was recently appointed as advisor to the CM on planning and programme implementation, particularly the "seven resolves" of Kumar, was also present at the meeting.
Former speaker Uday Narayan Chaudhary and ex-minister P K Shahi, both vice president of the JD(U), attended the meet.
The state chief told the district presidents to locate venues for opening party offices at district level.
The district presidents have been entrusted with the task of hearing problems of the workers at grassroots level and communicate it to the state unit for better connect with the government.
