Ranchi

Giriraj flays JMM, Cong for double standards

SN SINHA

Union Minister Giriraj Singh on Tuesday launched a direct attack on the Congress and the JMM ruling in Jharkhand and accused them of double standards. “Both JMM and Congress are enjoying in the alliance Government yet they are fighting the polls separately. This clearly shows the double face of the parties,” Singh said during a poll campaign rally on Tuesday.

“The BJP Government is working for employment to youths, water to every field and the good days have come in the country but to view good days the lens of the spectacles must be good,” Singh said in a public meeting at Domchanch High School Ground under Koderma Assembly constituency. The Union Minister was canvassing for local BJP candidate Dr Neera Yadav.

lauding the works done by the BJP Government in just 6 months, Singh appealed for a clear majority in the Jharkhand and said that good governance and vision of Prime Minister NarendraModi can change the scenario of the state drastically.

Bhupendra Yadav, BJP’s co-incharge for polls said on the occasion that parties in Jharkhand form Government for loot only. He said hitting hard on Hemant Soren that he sold even sand of the state to other states. Other parties are calling PM Modi as a NRI but the fact is they all are envious of the warm and grand welcome of Prime Minister in America, Australia and other countries.

Ravindra Rai, State BJP president and MP from Koderma Parliamentary Asseembly said, “Domachanch is the land of martyrs and it is also known for political change and I believe the change of two decades administration by a single family on Koderma seat will change this year with the help of the residents of the region.”

“A developed Jharkhand was the dream of our senior leader and former Prime Minister AtalBihari Vajpayee but the dream could not be true due to unstable governments in the state,” he said.Dr. Neera Yadav party candidate from Koderma blamed the sitting MlA for underdevelopment of Koderma and asked for a single achievement of the sitting MlA AnnpurnaDevi in her reign of 18 years.