Ranchi: Over 10,000 RJD workers from Jharkhand will take part in the Nov 1 rally in New Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, office-bearers of the party’s state unit said on Wednesday.“Workers would reach the venue with posters and banners to highlight the wrongdoings of the Centre. RJD would continue its agitations from the streets to the Parliament on SIR and other issues,” Suresh Paswan, state legislative party leader, said after a meeting.On expanding the party’s base in Jharkhand, Paswan said the cadres have been asked to prepare for party executive president Tejaswi Yadav’s visit here next month. “District-level meetings will be held across the state after Chhath,” Paswan said.State president Sanjay Kumar Singh Yadav asked them to prepare for the panchayat elections. He said district in-charges must strengthen committees from the panchayat to the district level and provide details of their presidents with photographs. He also directed them to form committees in all panchayats and blocks by Nov 30.“The party should raise all local public interest issues of the districts, including SIR and reservation. RJD should build its organisational strength to contest the maximum number of seats in future panchayat, state assembly and Lok Sabha election,” Yadav said.
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