Bharatiya Janata Party's State Minister cum South Chhotanagpur division in-charge Ganesh Mishra today said that anarchy has spread in the state. Development has been stunted. Illegal infiltration of Rohingya Muslims continues.
Mishra was speaking in the planning meeting held under the chairmanship of District President Manir Oraon in the BJP district office regarding the upcoming assembly elections. He said that only the BJP government can do the complete development of the state. In 58 months, the current coalition government of Hemant Soren has not completed even 10 percent of its manifesto plans. They have cheated assistant policemen, unemployed people, farmers and assistant teachers. He said that Bangladeshi Rohingya Muslims are illegally infiltrating the state and torturing women and the government is supporting them for vote bank.
He said that it is certain that BJP will form the government in the state this time. He asked the workers to get involved in the work of the organization in a planned manner to ensure the victory of BJP. District in-charge cum state minister Sunita Singh said that the present Hemant government has made Jharkhand an ugly state. To make it a developed state, it is necessary to form the Bharatiya Janata Party government. He asked all the workers to start working for the party with a spirit of service from today itself. District President Manir Oraon said that workers are paramount in BJP. The party will contest the assembly elections in a planned manner and will win the election.
Former Legislative Councilor cum Vishunpur and Sisai Legislative Assembly election in-charge Praveen Singh said that Bangladeshi infiltrators are attacking sisters and daughters. They are playing with our culture, our religion and occupying our land. Hemant government has worked to make tribals and non-tribals fight over local policy. State Working Committee member cum Khunti Assembly election in-charge Om Singh said that we need to work among the tribal society. The meeting was conducted by District General Secretary Pashupatinath Paras and vote of thanks was given by General Secretary Sanjay Kumar.
