PM Modi Takes Campaign Trail by Storm in Jharkhand

As Jharkhand gears up for polling, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a fervent campaign against the Congress and JMM alliance, promising reforms and attacking their divisive politics. He assured voters that a BJP-led government would eliminate corruption and prioritize tribal development to propel the state forward.

As Jharkhand braces for the imminent first phase of polling, Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on an impassioned campaign blitz, condemning the Congress and its allies for fostering societal divisions. In a series of events, including a prominent roadshow and rallies in Bokaro and Gumla, Modi positioned the BJP as the state's path to progress.

Accusations flew as Modi lambasted the Congress-JMM alliance, alleging that their reliance on divisive politics had hindered Jharkhand's development. He urged the electorate to beware of conspiracies targeting the unity of SCs, STs, and OBCs, asserting that only a BJP-led government could dismantle the corrupt systems they believed had thrived under past regimes.

PM Modi further extolled tribal leadership within the BJP and criticized Congress's historical stance on Dalit and tribal unity. Highlighting the NDA's developmental initiatives like the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana and Ayushman Bharat Yojana, he assured voters of BJP's commitment to inclusive growth, promising to tackle the issues of corruption, employment, and social welfare.

(With inputs from agencies.)