BJP Poised for Victory in Jharkhand Assembly Elections

As Jharkhand assembly elections approach, the BJP-led NDA expresses confidence in forming the government. Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi claims the NDA is united and well-prepared, unlike the INDIA bloc. BJP leader Sita Soren criticizes current governance and vows to combat corruption and crime if elected.

With the Jharkhand assembly elections just weeks away, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is optimistic about its chances of forming a government in the state. Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi asserted that while the INDIA bloc struggles to solidify its alliance, the BJP is vigorously campaigning to secure victory.

Manjhi, addressing the media on Saturday, stated, "NDA is set to form the government with a majority. Unlike the INDIA bloc, which is still in discussions, our work in the NDA is complete and unified. If this is their start, it forecasts their downfall."

On October 20, BJP leader Sita Soren echoed this sentiment, affirming the party's determination to usher in change. Soren expressed confidence in winning the Jamtara seat, citing public disillusionment with the existing government's corruption and crime increase. She highlighted the BJP's commitment to addressing these issues should they win.

(With inputs from agencies.)