CM Hemant Soren pays tribute to Birsa Munda on 151st birth anniversary at Ranchi memorial
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Ranchi, November 15: Chief Minister Hemant Soren and his wife, MLA Kalpana Soren, paid tribute to tribal icon…
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Ranchi, November 15: Chief Minister Hemant Soren and his wife, MLA Kalpana Soren, paid tribute to tribal icon and freedom fighter Bhagwan Birsa Munda on his 151st birth anniversary on Sunday, marking the occasion with floral tributes at his memorial in Kokar and his statue at Birsa Chowk in Ranchi.
The Chief Minister first visited the memorial at Kokar, where he laid a wreath in honour of Birsa Munda. Kalpana Soren also offered a floral wreath and paid her respects to the revered tribal leader.
Remembering Birsa Munda’s courage, struggle, sacrifice and supreme dedication, Hemant Soren said his fight to protect and the identity and rights of tribal communities remained a symbol of Jharkhand’s pride and self-respect.
He said Birsa Munda’s thoughts and ideals would continue to inspire generations to come.
CM pays floral tribute at Birsa Chowk
After the visit to Kokar, the Chief Minister proceeded to Birsa Chowk, where he garlanded the statue of Bhagwan Birsa Munda and offered floral tributes.
Speaking to media representatives, Hemant Soren extended greetings to the people on the 151st birth anniversary of Birsa Munda and Jharkhand’s Statehood Day.
He described the occasion as a matter of pride and historical significance for the entire country, particularly the tribal community and the people of Jharkhand.
The Chief Minister said Birsa Munda had given a new direction and inspiration to the state and the country through his courage, struggle and supreme sacrifice. Leading a historic movement against British rule, he fought to protect land, forests and water, as well as the identity, self-respect and rights of tribal communities.
Government committed to realising Birsa Munda’s vision
Hemant Soren said the state government was committed to building a prosperous, empowered and developed Jharkhand in accordance with Birsa Munda’s dreams and ideals.
He described Jharkhand’s rich tribal culture, traditions, languages and natural resources as integral to the state’s distinct identity.
Preserving and promoting this heritage, while ensuring the social and economic empowerment of poor, deprived, tribal and indigenous communities, remained among the government’s priorities, he said.
