Treating the Bankipur by-election as a high-stakes contest, the BJP has deployed its top leadership to oversee campaign activities. BJP National President Nitin Naveen arrived in Patna on Saturday, where he was welcomed at the airport by Bihar BJP President Sanjay Sarawagi.

Following his arrival, Naveen held meetings with senior party leaders to review election preparedness, booth management, voter outreach, and campaign strategy. Discussions also focused on highlighting the NDA government's achievements during its initial months in office and effectively communicating them to voters.

Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary to Address Mega Rally

Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary is scheduled to address a major public rally at Mandiri Nala (Golghar Mandal) in the Bankipur Assembly constituency on Saturday evening. The rally is expected to be a key event in the BJP's campaign.

During his address, the Chief Minister will highlight the state government's development initiatives, welfare schemes, and the NDA's governance agenda while appealing to voters to support the NDA candidate in the by-election.

Rituraj Sinha Leads Extensive Public Outreach

BJP National Secretary Rituraj Sinha has also intensified his campaign across the constituency. Throughout the day, he is participating in multiple public engagements, interacting with various sections of society and promoting the BJP's policies and development agenda.

His schedule includes public meetings at Annapurna Bhavan, an interaction with intellectuals at Rotary Bhavan, a women's outreach program at Pulse Palace in Gautam Nagar, a public meeting in Kachhi Talab, and discussions with community leaders in Mithapur.

Prashant Kishor Focuses on Direct Voter Interaction

On the other side, Jan Suraj founder and Bankipur candidate Prashant Kishor has adopted a grassroots campaign strategy centered on direct engagement rather than large political rallies.

He is conducting tea meetings, neighborhood gatherings, and ward-level interactions throughout the constituency, using these platforms to connect personally with voters and discuss local issues.

Jan Suraj is contesting the by-election under the slogan "Beginning of Change", with the party emphasizing education, employment, corruption, and civic issues as its primary campaign themes. Party workers are also promoting the election symbol, "School Bag," through door-to-door outreach.

Booth-Level Mobilization in Final Phase

As campaigning enters its final stage, all major political parties have activated their booth-level organizations. While the BJP is focusing on structured booth management and extensive door-to-door campaigns, Jan Suraj is relying on small community meetings and direct voter engagement.

With senior leaders actively campaigning and workers reaching out across every ward, the Bankipur Assembly constituency is witnessing an intense political battle as parties make their final push before polling.