Dilip Jaiswal. (File Photo)
The central leadership of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has created a stir in Bihar. In just one year, Samrat Chaudhary was sacked and Bihar BJP was handed over to Dr. Dilip Jaiswal. After the news of Dr. Dilip Jaiswal becoming the state president of BJP, there is a wave of happiness among the people of Seemanchal.
It is being said that the central leadership did not like the manner in which Kushwaha’s votes were dispersed in the Lok Sabha elections. The BJP did not go for the idea of ​​making Samrat Chaudhary the state president and Kushwaha’s votes in the election went to either the JDU or the RJD.
According to sources, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar also had a hand in the removal of Samrat Chaudhary from the post of state president. Ever since Nitish Kumar backed the Modi government at the Center in the Lok Sabha elections, the script to oust Samrat Chaudhary was written.
Who is Dr. Dilip Jaiswal?
Dr. Dilip Jaiswal is currently the Minister of Revenue and Land Reforms in the Government of Bihar. He is considered a powerful leader of the Seemanchal, and is very popular as an MLC. He is being elected as a member of the Legislative Council for three consecutive terms. He is also the Treasurer of Bihar BJP for 21 consecutive years. BJP has given him a big responsibility and made him in charge of Sikkim state.
Let us tell you that Dr. Dilip Jaiswal runs the Mata Gujri Medical College in Kishanganj district, of which he is also the director. Dr. Dilip Jaiswal has deep roots in Seemanchal, hailing from the Vaishya community. Apart from the backward and very backward classes, they also have a good influence among the Muslims in these areas.
Dr. Jaiswal is considered a leader with a very clean image. Ever since he became the Revenue and Land Reforms Minister, he has been pointing fingers at his own department for being involved in corruption. There is a wave of happiness in Seemanchal after Dr. Dilip Jaiswal became the president. He is believed to have very good relations with all political parties, be it JDU or RJD.
Report: Mohit Pandit
