Ranchi: The Lok Janshakti Party (Ramvilas) has appointed Aryan Keshav Singh, a musician with a background in social work, as its new Deputy General Secretary for Jharkhand.

The move has raised eyebrows, with many questioning the party's decision to bring in a newcomer with no prior experience in politics.

Singh's background is in music, and he has worked on several films and music projects. While he has also been involved in social work, his foray into politics is seen as a surprise move.

The party's State President, Lawyer Ayush Mishra, has cited Singh's "efficiency" as the reason for his appointment. However, many within the party are skeptical about Singh's ability to navigate the complex world of Jharkhand politics.

"Aryan Singh's appointment is a gamble," said a senior party leader, who wished to remain anonymous. "While he may have a strong background in music and social work, politics is a different ball game altogether."

As the LJP tries to strengthen its presence in the state, Singh's appointment is being seen as a high-risk, high-reward move.

"The party is trying to attract new talent and fresh faces," said another party insider. "But it remains to be seen whether Aryan Singh will be able to deliver."

Singh's appointment has also raised questions about the party's strategy in Jharkhand, where it is struggling to make a mark.

"The party needs to focus on building its grassroots presence and connecting with voters," said a political analyst. "Appointing a newcomer like Aryan Singh may not be enough to turn the party's fortunes around."

As Singh takes on his new role, he will face numerous challenges, from navigating the complexities of Jharkhand politics to building trust with voters.

Will this musician-turned-politician be able to strike the right chord with voters, or will his lack of experience prove to be a liability? Only time will tell.