CM terms Cong, JMM alliance as anti-development

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Chief Minister Raghubar Das on Wednesday said that he had given an impeccable Government having no graft charges in five years. Addressing election rallies in Saraiyahat and Poreiyahat on Tuesday Das said, “While the BJP’s focus is development of State, JMM, Congress, RJD and Independents looted Jharkhand for 14 years after the State was separated from Bihar.”

The Chief Minister said that after the formation of a separate State,

JMM, Congress and RJD have plundered the State’s resources. He said that the situation has become so distressing that even the Chief Minister and the Minister had to go to jail on charges of corruption. He said, “The double engine government gave employment to the people, constructed bridges culverts strengthening road network for development. Development cannot be envisaged without electricity. Six hours of electricity will be provided to the farmers from a separate feeder.”

Targeting JVM candidate from Poraiyahat Pradeep Yadav, Chief Minister said the JVM candidate Yadav is anti-development and his politics is of selfishness.  Das said, “For the Poraiyahat and Saraiyahat, Yadav not even once raised any issue in Assembly. In Assembly his queries were limited to issue pertaining with contractors or against the officials so that recovery can be made from them. It is futile to vote for such people.”

Raghubar Das, the biggest star campaigner in State BJP in past two months has visited various parts of state. With today rallies, the campaigning ends for the fifth and final phase of poll scheduled on December 20. In the last phase 237 candidates are in race for 16 Assembly seats which included 208 male candidates and 29 female candidates.

On the last day, apart from Chief Minister Raghubar Das, BJP executive president JP Nadda , Union Tribal Affairs minister Arjun Munda, actor turn politician and Asansol Babul Supriyo also campaigned for BJP candidates. Apart from these leaders, BJP’s Gorakhpur MP and actor turn politician Ravi Kishan also participated in a road show in Godda.

On the last day of campaigning JMM executive president Hemant Soren and AJSU party chief Sudesh Mahto also campaigned in Santhal seeking support for party candidates.

The battle of Santhal assumes importance for both BJP and JMM as the region has remained JMM bastion as regional party maximum MLAs are from the region. Voting for fifth and final phase of poll will be held on December 20 while the counting of votes will be held on December 23.

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