Slamming the Hemant Soren Government for the intra-coalition feud, State BJP president Ravindra Rai on Thursday said it has no moral right to remain in power. He also informed that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the State has been deferred till December due to his prior engagements.
Rai said that the Soren Government has completed only three months, and started suffering from “breathlessness facing uneasiness to run the Government”. “There is nothing like Government in the State; it’s only feud in the name of Government,” Rai added. There is all round dissatisfaction over the functioning of the Soren Government among the people of State.
“Even the ministers in the Government have registered their dissatisfaction over the functioning of the Soren Government several times. The ministers while being in the Government are creating an impression that they have no hand in running the Government,” he said. In a manner they are distancing themselves from the Chief Minister, which is really a dangerous situation, he added.
Rai said that such a Government has no right to remain in power and the BJP, in order to set up a new arrangement in the upcoming elections, will try highlighting these issues among the people.
Commenting on the friction between the Congress and JMM on seat-sharing for the lok Sabha elections, the BJP leader said that both the parties are known for violating the conditions of coalition.
“It is not in their nature to stick to the coalition agreements….the Government was not formed on the issue of law and order or on the issue of betterment of the State. Rather, it was formed on the issue of lok Sabha seats in the State,” Rai claimed.