Naresh Mohanty Joins Hands with Sanjeev Singh: A New Wave Rises in Vaishali!
Bhubaneswar: The Congress campaign in Bihar’s Vaishali has received new energy as Odisha Congress leader Naresh Mohanty joined the election drive in support of party candidate Sanjeev Singh.
Sanjeev Singh, known for his humble nature and strong connection with local people, has been running a positive campaign focused on youth empowerment, job creation, and development with dignity. His message, “Politics of service, not power”, is winning hearts across Vaishali.
Speaking during a campaign rally, Naresh Mahanty praised Sanjeev Singh’s leadership and said,
“Sanjeev Singh represents a new hope for Vaishali. He believes in inclusive growth and clean politics, which is exactly what the Congress party stands for.”
With the support of senior leaders from different states like Odisha, the Congress campaign in Vaishali is gaining momentum. The presence of Naresh Mohanty has brought fresh enthusiasm among party workers and supporters.
People across villages and towns are coming forward to join the movement led by Sanjeev Singh, hoping for a change that will bring better education, employment, and healthcare to Vaishali.
As election day approaches, Sanjeev Singh continues to reach out to every voter with his promise of honest leadership and transparent governance.
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- Sunil Jena is the Editor of The Politics Odia, an independent digital platform that delivers fearless political analysis, ground reports, and investigative stories from Odisha. Known for bold storytelling and grassroots connections, Sunil is shaping a new era of regional journalism.
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