AJSU party celebrates 37th Foundation Day

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, June 22: The AJSU Party celebrated its 37th foundation day on Thursday across all assembly constituencies in the state of Jharkhand. Workers from East Vidhan Sabha and West Vidhan Sabha in East Singhbhum district came together to commemorate the occasion at Nirmal Guest House. The event paid tribute to the party’s founder, Veer Shaheed Nirmal Mahato, and the revered leader Lord Birsa Munda, who played significant roles during the party’s establishment.

The celebration included cake cutting and the distribution of sweets among the party workers. Renaming the foundation day as Sankalp Divas (Pledge Day), Kanhaiya Singh, the District President of AJSU Party, expressed pride in the party’s continuous fight for the Jharkhandi public sentiment while remaining unwavering in their commitment to Jharkhand’s welfare and people. The party has experienced its share of challenges and triumphs throughout its history.

The party recognizes the struggles and sacrifices endured before and after the formation of Jharkhand as a separate state. It assigns a vital role to each and every worker, who are directly associated with the party’s mission to champion the sentiments of the people.

Addressing the workers, Kanhaiya Singh emphasized that the foundation of the AJSU Party was laid 37 years ago to transform Jharkhandi heritage into an ideology. Safeguarding this ideology remains the ultimate duty of the party. Therefore, the workers were encouraged to pledge their commitment to advancing the party’s policy principles and building trust among the people, aligned with Jharkhand’s development agenda. The party aims to lead the state with efficient leadership and an unwavering determination to struggle for the public sentiment. Among those present at the event were Chandragupt Singh, Pranav Majumdar, Munna Singh Brajesh, Ashok Mandal, Kamlesh Dubey, Pramod Singh, Dhanesh Karmakar, Chandraishwar Pandey, Devashish Chowdhary, Ashish Namta, Umashankar Singh, Md Shahzad, Kundan Singh, Harry Anthony, Rahul Prasad, Sahil Kumar, Kranti Singh, Sonu Singh, Laxman Bagh, Vinay Singh, Abhay Singh, Manoj Mukhi, Rahul, Sanjay, Chandan Singh, Ashok Tiwari, Sanjit Kumar, Rohan Das, and many other dedicated party workers.