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Manish Verma made JD(U) national gen secy

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Jul 12, 2024 IST

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New Delhi: Manish Verma was appointed the national general secretary of the JD(U) by Bihar CM and party’s national president Nitish Kumar on Thursday. The position was earlier held by former bureaucrat RCP Singh who went on to become Rajya Sabha member and Union minister before falling out with Nitish in 2022. Verma, a 2000-batch IAS officer, was the district magistrate of Patna and Purnia. TNS

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