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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President Nitin Nabin is set to embark on a three-day visit to Jharkhand starting October 23. He will be attending the inaugural session of the Jharkhand BJP State Working Committee meeting, which is scheduled to commence on October 24. The state unit of the BJP has meticulously planned all aspects of his visit, and there is palpable excitement among the party workers as they anticipate his arrival.

State capital, Ranchi, has been adorned with BJP flags, banners, and a cutout of the national leader to extend a warm welcome upon his arrival. In preparation for the National President's visit, a meeting was held on October 22 at the state office with Jharkhand BJP State President Aditya Sahu, State Vice-Presidents Balmukund Sahay and Rakesh Prasad, General Secretary (Organization) Pawan Sai, and other party office-bearers.

State General Secretary Amar Kumar Bauri revealed that this will be Nitin Nabin's second visit to Jharkhand, a land revered as the "Dharti Aaba" (Motherland) of Bhagwan Birsa Munda. The party workers are notably enthusiastic about his visit, as he is scheduled to touch down at Ranchi Airport at 7:00 PM on October 23. Arrangements have been made to honor him with traditional Jharkhandi customs, including the rhythmic beating of drums and a shower of flower petals. Party workers are also expected to welcome him at various points across the capital city.

During his stay, Nitin Nabin is slated to participate in the inaugural session of the State Working Committee meeting on October 24. He will offer valuable guidance to party office-bearers and workers, as well as engage in discussions about the organization's future strategy. A senior BJP leader has confirmed that during his visit, he will meet with senior state-level leaders, including Members of Parliament (MPs), Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), and party workers, to deliberate on the organization's ongoing work and the roadmap for forthcoming political and organizational activities.

The meeting planned for October 25 will focus on crucial issues, such as fortifying the organization's structure, ensuring the active involvement of party workers at the booth level, and effectively communicating the central government's schemes to the general public. Furthermore, the discussion is anticipated to encompass 'Mission 2029,' the upcoming assembly election in Jharkhand.

Additionally, potential candidates for the vacant Giridih assembly seat, following the demise of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) MLA Sudviya Kumar, are expected to be deliberated upon.