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This article shares details about Nitin Navin’s grand welcome in Patna after becoming the National Working President of BJP.
Nitin Navin made his first visit to Patna on Tuesday after being appointed as the National Working President of BJP. Upon his arrival, a massive turnout of BJP workers gathered across the city to give him a warm welcome. This caused heavy traffic jams, especially near Patna Airport, where even VIPs like Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha had to get out of their cars and walk to the airport.
At the airport, Nitin Navin was greeted with a traditional Makhana garland by Bihar BJP President Sanjay Saraogi. Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary also welcomed him with a shawl and flowers. The large road show from the airport to Miller High School ground highlighted the unity and enthusiasm within the BJP organization in Bihar.
As Nitin Navin left the airport, a sea of BJP workers with saffron flags and drums filled the streets, chanting slogans. This road show was not just a welcome but also a way to show the importance of Nitin Navin’s role in Bihar BJP, especially at his young age of 45.
Special arrangements were made for the grand welcome ceremony at Miller High School grounds. A large stage was set up featuring photos of key BJP leaders like Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. Nitin Navin will be honored on stage, followed by speeches from party leaders, and he will conclude with a speech to the workers.
The local administration has ensured tight security for the event. A thorough screening process is in place for entry into the venue, and additional security personnel, including a magistrate, have been assigned to maintain order during the program.
Summary:
- Nitin Navin visited Patna for the first time as BJP’s National Working President.
- Thousands of workers gathered to welcome him, causing significant traffic jams.
- A grand road show showcased the enthusiasm of BJP supporters.
- Special arrangements were made for a welcome ceremony at Miller High School.
- Tight security measures are in place for the event.
