Nishad Party president promises resolution of workers' issues

Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) [India], July 27 : Cabinet Minister and Nishad Party National President Dr. Sanjay Kumar Nishad assured party workers on Saturday that their problems would be addressed by the government.
He said, "We will now write a letter to the Chief Minister to inform him about the workers' issues. These problems will be resolved through an appropriate system."
He further added, "If the concerned officials do not listen, a complaint will be made to the Chief Minister. Solving the workers' problems is essential to win the elections."
Highlighting the party's performance in the Sabha election, he said, "Weakness among party workers has been the reason for our defeat in the Lok Sabha."
"This time, we will celebrate Foundation Day on a grand scale in Lucknow," he added.
Discussing the plans of his ministry, he mentioned that his ministry is planning to provide 75,000 rupees to women as part of a women empowerment initiative.
He stated, "We will work for the development of the fishing community, and our government will cover coaching fees for children."
Late on Friday, July 26, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National General Secretary BL Santosh in New Delhi.
According to sources, several issues involving the organization and the UP government were discussed, along with the upcoming ten assembly by-elections.
This comes against the backdrop of the BJP facing a significant vote share decline in key constituencies in Uttar Pradesh. In the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections, the BJP was reduced to 33 seats, down from 62. The SP won 37 seats, its highest ever Lok Sabha tally, and the Congress six.