Stone pelting outcome of anger against Soren Govt, says BJP

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BJP co-election in-charge Bhupendra Yadav on Tuesday said that the Hemant Soren Government has dragged the State to its lowest point of development. “It was exposed when he was greeted with stone pelting in Palamu during an election rally and police had to interfere to control the crowd,” he added.

Yadav along with Bihar state BJP president Mangal Panday was speaking during a release of music CD to be played by the BJP workers during election campaign.“The feedback received during the direct interaction being conducted by the central ministers through public meetings are clearly indicating that the people have made up their minds to bring in BJP government with more than 2/3rd majority in the State,” said Yadav.

lauding the ordinance promulgated recently providing the auctioned amount of coal blocks to the states where they belong to, he said that it will bring in more than Rs. 2, 50 000 crore to the state for development purposes. “But the money will reach to the states only when there is a majority government of BJP in the states,” he added.Pandey, on the other hand, said that the current Soren-led alliance government should have resigned the day one of its ministers was arrested for conniving with the left ultras for the purpose of collecting levy from the local people.

“People of Jharkhand also want to get connected with Narandra Modi’s development campaign and have made up their minds to vote for BJP and make the state Congress-free,” he said. He further added that BJP has already proved it at the Centre and also in the neighboring state Chhattisgarh.

Pandey also alleged that the developmental process in the state was hindered largely due to unstable governments in the last 14 years while Chhattisgarh, carved out of Madhya Pradesh the same day in the year 2000, is thriving successfully with a stable government led by the BJP.

Earlier, in a joint press conference organized by BJP and AJSU party, newly appointed AJSU in charge of Hatia Assembly seat lal Dharmaraj Nath Shahdeo reiterated that they are together in Modi’s campaign of Congress-free India. Shahdeo also promised that the party workers will make all efforts to make BJP candidate from Hatia Seema Sharma wins the seat.

“Since the BJP candidate is a woman and being a party which has done a lot for the empowerment of women, it becomes our responsibility to make her win,” said Shahdeo. Sharma also expressed her confidence that the BJP with the support of AJSU will be able to get clear majority in the State.

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