Bihar Congress said that if the vote passes the power, reservations will comply with the Telangana standards.

Bihar Congress Director Krishna Allavaru and Rajesh Lilothia, President of the Congress Party of the Scheduled Caste (SC), were welcomed in the Dalit Youth Dialogue in Patna on March 26. Image source: Special arrangement

Prior to parliamentary elections, the Bihar Parliament will be responsible for the challenges faced by young people in Bihar, such as immigration, women’s problems, farmers’ crises, research issues and cuts in scholarships. These issues were discussed in the Congress Party’s Dalit youth dialogue held in Patna.

“Today, young people in the state are not employed,” Bihar Assembly said during an event held in Maurya, Patna on Wednesday (March 26, 2025).

Mr Allavaru also said that Telangana’s retention rate would increase if he voted for Power. He also stressed that according to the economic and caste survey, the share of the people will be determined. Mr Allavaru said that Congress had great hope for Bihar.

During this period, Rajesh Lilothia was at the scene, and the Congress Party chairman of the Congress Party said that Bihar is a fertile land and Bihar has hope for change.

“It is necessary to raise our voice through the streets. The government of Narendra Modi has not fulfilled its promise, so not only the Dalits, but the young people in every part are dissatisfied.”

Bihar Parliament arranged for caste cell Vice President Ravindra Kumar Paswan, noting that Dalit Yuva Samvad’s organization was organized to engage in dialogue on the party’s strategic plan and the challenges of Dalit youth.

“Through this conversation, we will unite the Dalit community and support Congress. The focus will be on expanding the organization into neighborhoods and reaching the villages,” Paswan said.