Kaushambi, September 14 (IANS). Krishna Patel was unanimously elected to the national president of the party for the fifth time during the two -day national session of APNA Dal Camerawadi held in Sirathu in the Kaushambi district Uttar Pradesh. Once announced as a national president in this session in Sainin Krishi Maidan, the workers and officials shouted slogans of Zindabad and greeted them by hosting cliffs and congratulations. The session had a large multitude of senior party leaders, workers and officials. After the announcement that Krishna Patel was elected national president from the stage, there was an atmosphere of enthusiasm. Party leaders described it as a symbol of solidarity and strength of the organization. On this occasion, MLA of Sirathu Pallavi Patel said that this session is not only important for the choice of the national president, but that it will also play an important role in the decision of the strategy of the 2026 Zilla Panchayat election and the 2027 election. In his speech, Pallavi Patel, while emphasizing social justice and equality, said that the weaker parts of society are currently being exploited for cabinets discussion and work. With reference to the injustice done in the name of Sir, he said it was the main purpose of the party. He emphasized the need for national census and said that the number of society from the census will be clear, which will ensure their proper participation in education, work, income, health and other areas. In his speech, Krishna Patel asked the workers to strengthen the struggle for social justice by taking every section of society. He said that Apna Dal has always been committed to increasing the voice of the underprivileged and exploited and that this process will continue even further. This session is an important step towards social change and organizational unit. The session also discussed a detailed discussion on the party’s future plans, social issues and strategy of upcoming elections. At the same time, the workers united to achieve the goals of the party. -Ians Aks/DSC shares this story -tags
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