<h1>Former legislator and senior advocate unanimously elected as new state party president replacing Union Minister</h1> Former legislator and senior advocate was unanimously elected as the new state party president, replacing the outgoing Union Minister. The appointment aims to strengthen the party's organizational base in the region. Speaking at the event, the outgoing president criticized both major opposition parties for failing to fulfill statehood aspirations and alleged corruption. The new president highlighted the party's growth from minor status to significant representation with multiple parliamentary and legislative seats. He emphasized collective leadership approach and commitment to contesting upcoming local elections while working to expand the party's influence in the state.