In a significant development for the Janata Dal (United) [JD(U)], former Bihar minister Shyam Rajak has taken on the role of national general secretary. This announcement follows his official joining of the party on September 1, marking a new chapter in his political career.
Moreover, Afaque Ahmad Khan, JD(U)‘s national general secretary, confirmed the news on Monday. Rajak transitioned to JD(U) after leaving the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), where he felt “stifled and insulted” by issues of “corruption” and dynastic politics.
Rajak has had an eventful political journey. After being dismissed from the Nitish Kumar cabinet, he joined the RJD in 2020. However, he faced expulsion from JD(U) due to disciplinary issues. Consequently, his return to JD(U) seems to be a strategic move as the party prepares for the upcoming 2025 assembly elections.
In addition, a senior JD(U) leader, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, shared optimism about Rajak’s elevation. They believe it will significantly enhance the party’s appeal among Dalit voters. Furthermore, Rajak’s experience and connections could prove crucial for boosting the party’s electoral prospects.
As JD(U) gears up for this critical phase, Rajak’s appointment may shape the party’s strategy and outreach efforts. His leadership will play a key role in engaging marginalized communities.
Ultimately, observers will closely watch the impact of his role as Bihar’s political landscape evolves in the lead-up to the elections.
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