
Aeshwarya Raj Singh took charge as RLD’s new Uttar Pradesh president on Thursday, pledging to bring students, farmers and women into more active organisational roles. He was welcomed by workers at Charbagh…
Aeshwarya Raj Singh took charge as RLD’s new Uttar Pradesh president on Thursday, pledging to bring students, farmers and women into more active organisational roles. He was welcomed by workers at Charbagh railway station and party headquarters in Lucknow after Ramashish Rai resigned earlier this month. Singh said the party would be taken to villages and booth levels, aiming to strengthen itself across every district and constituency.
RLD’s leadership shuffle aims for a younger face, but the real test is whether students and women actually join an organisation long dominated by Jat farmers. Amid BJP’s consolidation in western UP and SP’s caste arithmetic, a party without a single MLA needs more than generational change. Watch if Singh’s booth-level push turns into measurable membership or remains empty rhetoric.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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