A Solemn Gathering at the State Office
On Monday, members of the Bihar BJP assembled at their Patna headquarters to mark the birth anniversary of veteran stalwart Kailashpati Mishra. Around his bronze statue, party officials, office‑bearers and rank‑and‑file volunteers placed floral wreaths while recalling his lifelong commitment to the movement.
Celebrating a Grassroots Visionary
Speakers highlighted Mishra’s instrumental role in extending the party’s presence to the farthest villages of Bihar, bridging caste and class divides. They praised his tireless door‑to‑door outreach that recruited fresh cadres, fortified local committees, and kept the party resilient during turbulent electoral cycles.
The tributes portrayed his political journey as a testament to humility, discipline and steadfastness. Attendees lauded his habit of placing the party’s objectives above personal ambition, always working for the larger national cause.
Prominent Participants
Among those present were State Organisation General Secretary Bhikhu Bhai Dalsania, Minister Pramod Chandravanshi, MLAs Ratnesh Kushwaha and Manoj Sharma, MLC Anil Thakur, and Bihar Sanskrit Board Chairman Mrityunjay Jha. State General Secretaries Preeti Shekhar, Dhanraj Sharma and Rajesh Jha Raju also took part.
Additional officials such as District President and Farmers Commission Chairperson Rupa Mehta, Headquarters In‑charge Akshay Kumar, Office Minister Vinay Kesari, and State Vice‑Presidents Pawan Jaiswal and Anamika Paswan joined the ceremony.
Upholding Mishra’s Legacy
Hundreds of BJP workers from every corner of the state offered bouquets and heartfelt salutations. As the event concluded, participants vowed to carry forward Mishra’s ethos—grassroots mobilisation, unwavering loyalty to the party, and dedicated service to the nation—while continuing to strengthen the BJP’s organisational fabric in Bihar.
