‘Running on posters and hoardings’: BJP slams Soren govt in Jharkhand

The opposition BJP on Tuesday alleged that Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)-Congress-Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) mix authorities, led by chief minister Hemant Soren, was working on posters and hoardings with no precise improvement. The celebration mentioned that its first one 12 months of reign was marked with full lawlessness as incidents of killings, rapes, extortion and corruption taking centre stage.The celebration launched a 28-page report card highlighting the alleged failure of the Soren authorities, which is celebrating its first anniversary of being in workplace on Tuesday. It gave zero marks out of 100 to the incumbent authorities.Speaking to media, BJP’s state president and Rajya Sabha member Deepak Prakash mentioned that Jharkhand authorities was making an attempt to cover its story of unsuccess by making false claims on posters and hoardings with no actual improvement on the bottom degree.“The one year rule of the incumbent government is marked with incidents of loot, rape, killing, extortion and corruption of all kinds. People are feeling deceived. It’s a government influenced by politics of dynasticism and familism where people’s aspirations take a backseat and family members assume importance,” Prakash mentioned.He added, “The government has failed on all fronts. It had claimed to provide free 100 units electricity, 5 lakh jobs but nothing was done. Corruption through transfer and posting is rampant. Nearly, 1,700 people have been transferred in the last one year which ultimately posed extra burden to the exchequer.”Prakash identified that the federal government has miserably failed in dealing with farmers’ points.Also learn: ‘Chinese air force heavily deployed in Ladakh theatre in support of PLA’: IAF chief“Farmers are the most disgruntled lot in this regime. They have been purchasing urea from the black market. They are forced to sell their produce to middlemen at a much lower rate than the government’s minimum support price (MSP). These middlemen have direct links with people at the helm of power. The government also failed to fulfil its promise of farm loan waiver up to Rs 2 lakh,” he mentioned.The celebration’s state president additionally slammed the federal government allegedly for safeguarding and supporting mining mafia.“Illegal mining of minerals including coal, iron ore, stone chips and sand is being done openly under government’s support and protection,” Prakash alleged, charging chief minister Hemant Soren for supporting separatist forces of Pathalgadi motion.BJP legislature celebration chief Babulal Marandi too slammed the federal government for pushing the state again to Nineties period when legislation and order was hit most throughout unified Bihar.He mentioned, “The deterioration in law and order in Jharkhand was felt maximum in the last one year. Similar situation that existed in the 1990s in unified Bihar, can now be witnessed here.”“Doctors, businessmen and many others are getting extortion calls. Loots, killings, kidnappings, rapes have become the order of the day in Jharkhand. While other states had witnessed a dip in crime graph during the lockdown, Jharkhand saw a spurt in these figures. The biggest victim of these crimes are women and girls. Left insurgency have resurfaced with the support of people in power,” Marandi added.He mentioned, “The government utterly failed in providing a fearless and peaceful atmosphere to the people. Common man issues are not being addressed.”BJP’s reminds govt about its unfulfilled promisesGrant of Rs 72, 000 to all poor familiesThree-room furnished flat price Rs 3 lakh to poorFree 100 items electrical energyRs 2500 pension to previous, disabled and widowSetting up of farmer’s and girls’s financial institution in all villagesCreation of warehouse and chilly storage in all blocksFree schooling to college students as much as class 12thJobs to Jharkhandi underneath new industrial policyFree 35 kg rice per 30 days to all familiesBicycle to all lady studentsEstablishment of Women’s school in all sub-divisions