Situation of zero development in Jharkhand, Hemant govt’s promises failed: Babulal Marandi
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Advertisement Ranchi, July 18: BJP state president and former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi addressed the Worker Honor…
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Ranchi, July 18: BJP state president and former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi addressed the Worker Honor and Assembly-level ‘Vijay Sankalp Sabha’ in the Gomia Assembly constituency today.
He criticized the Hemant Soren government, claiming that Jharkhand is in a state of developmental stagnation, with people suffering from corruption, murder, and looting. He said all promises made by the Hemant Soren government have failed.
Marandi praised the dedication of party workers, who he said are committed to the party 24/7, not just during elections but every day, promoting the party’s policies and programs among the people.
He emphasized that it is the party’s duty to honour the hard work of its members. He attributed the success of the Modi government for a third term to the blessings of the people and the relentless efforts of party workers.
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He asserted that the Modi government has been dedicated to serving the villages, poor, farmers, Dalits, and marginalized communities for the past ten years.
However, he accused the state government of obstructing and delaying central schemes. Marandi claimed that the results of the Lok Sabha elections have shown the true picture to the INDIA bloc and stated that people in the state are fed up with the Hemant government.
Marandi condemned the rampant corruption and lawlessness in Jharkhand, citing unchecked looting of mines, minerals, sand, and stones, and criminals operating fearlessly, even extorting from inside jails.
He also accused the government of fostering Bangladeshi infiltrators and altering the demography of Santhal Pargana. He claimed that anti-national forces are active in the state and are being protected by the ruling coalition for vote-bank politics.
Marandi concluded by stating that the public is determined to teach this corrupt and inefficient government a lesson in the upcoming assembly elections.
He called for continuous outreach to the people to highlight the achievements of the central government and the failures of the Hemant government.
