Youth Congress Leader and ex Congress candidate from Mandar State Assembly seat, Sunny Toppo along with thousands of his supporters, joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), inspired by the policy of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, during a mega joining programme held at Sosai Ashram, Mandar, Ranchi on Sunday.
The BJP State President cum Rajya Sabha MP, Deepak Prakash and BJP Legislature Party Leader, Babulal Marandi were present on the occasion. Welcoming Toppo to the BJP family, the BJP leaders said that his arrival would strengthen the party.
Addressing the gathering of around ten thousand people on the occasion Prakash said that the crowd present in this program proved that the wave of change is going on in Jharkhand. “Stupid, liar, poor, tribal, anti-native youth, this State Government does not have the right to stay in power even for a minute. This Government came to power by showing many beautiful dreams of Mungerilal including job to 5 lakh youth, unemployment allowance if not job. If there is no unemployment allowance, Hemant Soren had said to retire from politics. The promise has not been fulfilled, after all, on which date the Chief Minister will retire, he should be told,” he added.
The party’s State Head further said that India's first Government where there is no planning policy. The State is moving towards Jungle Raj. Law and order stalled. More than 4800 rape incidents have happened with women in 3 years. The rapists who should be hanged, the criminals are getting protection. The entire state is plagued by illegal mining. The people involved in this are in jail and their relationships are also well known. Who is Pankaj Mishra, a resident of Bihar who looted Jharkhand? He should clarify what is the CM's relationship with Mishra. The sand, coal and iron of the State were looted. In the Mandar Vidhansabha, the tribals' land has also been looted by their family members. The public will never forgive those who become an obstacle in the presidency of a tribal daughter,” he added.
Prakash said that the Modi's Government has to be formed at the Center and Kamal Phool's Government in Jharkhand. “BJP believes in the politics of development. Whenever the BJP Government has been formed in the State, whether it is the Government of Babulal Marandi, Arjun Munda or Raghubar Das, the pace of development has increased,” he added.
Speaking on the occasion, Babulal Marandi said that inspired by the policies of the honorable Prime Minister, today youth leader Sunny Toppo has joined BJP along with his supporters. He is a young and energetic leader and certainly his arrival will strengthen the party, he added.
The BJP Legislature Party Leader said that Hemant Soren's Government has left Jharkhand ruined. “Hemant Sarkar is busy filling his and his people's coffers. The State is on the path of anarchy. The morale of the criminals is high. The whole Government is directly or indirectly involved in looting the mineral wealth. The general public is doing trahimam. People have become hopeless with the Hemant Government. People are looking towards BJP with hopeful eyes. This is a Government that is misleading the public. The public will uproot this Government,” he added.
On the other hand, Sunny Toppo, who joined the party, said that the people of Mandar have become aware. “Now they are not going to be misled by anyone. People want development which can be completed under the Narendra Modi Government and his leadership. Modi has to be made PM again in 2024 and the people here will do the work of uprooting the current Jharkhand Government involved in loot and plunder, he added.
BJP State Vice President, Gangotri Kujur, Member of Parliament, Sudarshan Bhagat, State Social Media Incharge, Rahul Awasthi, State Working Committee Member, Ramesh Singh, Rural District Incharge, Vinod Singh, Rural District President, Surendra Mahato, General Secretary, Pritam Sahu, Karma Oraon, Vinay Singh and others from the State and Apart from the prominent leaders of the district were present.
Caption: Senior BJP leaders along with Sunny Toppo who joins BJP at Mandar on Sunday.