As Bihar prepares for the upcoming assembly elections, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav is set to embark on a crucial dialogue tour with party workers starting on September 10. Ahead of this, the party has issued strict guidelines, notably banning the use of green scarves, which are traditionally associated with RJD supporters.
Instead, Yadav has instructed party members to wear green caps and display party badges during the tour. This strategic change in dress code has been enforced to maintain a uniform party image during the outreach events.
The RJD’s Bihar President, Jagdanand Singh, released a nine-point directive outlining the conduct and structure of the tour. The first phase of the worker dialogue tour will run from September 10 to 17, with Yadav visiting key districts like Samastipur, Darbhanga, and Muzaffarpur.
The tour is considered a critical step in mobilizing support ahead of the assembly elections, as the RJD gears up to strengthen its grassroots network.
In conclusion, the dialogue tour is expected to be a key part of RJD’s campaign strategy for the upcoming elections, and Tejashwi Yadav’s strict directives reflect his focus on discipline and unity within the party.
