Political Power Play: BJP Strengthens Bihar Connect with New Inductions

BJP MP Raj Bhushan Choudhry, the newly elected representative from Muzaffarpur, Bihar, joins the third Narendra Modi government as a minister of state. His induction is seen as a strategic move to attract Nishad community votes. Additionally, Brahmin leader Satish Chandra Dubey is also appointed as a minister of state, aiming to consolidate upper caste support.

BJP MP Raj Bhushan Choudhry, who recently won his first term as Lok Sabha representative from Bihar's Muzaffarpur, has been inducted into the Narendra Modi government as a minister of state. Choudhry, a doctor and a member of the extremely backward Nishad community, had switched from the Vikassheel Insan Party to the BJP just before the elections.

Choudhry's ministerial role holds notable significance in Bihar, where Mukesh Sahni of the Vikassheel Insan Party is a key Nishad community figure. Political analysts view Choudhry's induction as a strategic move by the BJP to secure Nishad community votes in the 2025 assembly polls. The party also appointed Satish Chandra Dubey, a prominent Brahmin leader and Rajya Sabha MP, as a minister of state to strengthen its appeal among the upper caste.

Dubey, who has been an advocate for sugarcane farmers in the Champaran region, previously represented the Valimiki Nagar seat from 2014 to 2019, and his induction aims to consolidate the NDA's recent gains among the upper caste in Bihar.

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