Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the people of North Chotanagpur division at Hazaribagh on December 6, BJP State in-charge Bhupendra Yadav announced here on Wednesday.
The Prime Minister will be coming to Jharkhand on November 29 and will address the people of Ranchi and Jamshedpur, Yadav added, who was here on Wednesday.Earlier, in the morning Yadav had meeting with the party office bearers and active workers.After taking reports of Assembly constituencies of the district he gave advices to the workers to win the battle. He also assured the workers to arrange meetings of ‘star campaigners’ as per their demands and suggestions.
After this meeting he met with the local mediapersons.Yadav said that the increased voting percentage in first phase of election was a positive sign for BJP and their partners. This trend would continue in next four phases also and they would make a majority Government in the State, he added.When asked whether the next Government would be a BJP Government or NDA Government, Yadav said it would be a BJP-led NDA Government.
Yadav looked uncomfortable against the bouncers of mediapersons when he started talking about the parties’ commitment to make the State corruption and crime free. As he gave the examples of Yogendra Sao to criticize Hemant Government, it was asked that Sao was absconder when Arjun Munda was CM and at that time he was not arrested, Yadav left it by giving a cute smile.
Yadav admitted that BJP had given ticket to many such candidates having charges of criminal offence and corruption and defended that they have not been convicted by any court yet.Regarding their commitment to give corruption free Government and alliance with AJSU, Yadav again defended that AJSU had accepted Modi’s vision and the alliance had been made keeping in view the social make-up of Jharkhand.
Regarding the anger and discontent among the party workers, Bhupendra Yadav said that it was a matter of past, now everyone was united and we all were pledged to form a majority Government for the total development of the State.He accepted that in many constituencies tickets were given to outsiders against the will and wish of local party workers. All these decisions were taken keeping in view the larger interest of the social makeup of the area and to make our government in the state, he said.