BJP Vows to Uproot JMM-Led Government in Jharkhand

Union minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan asserted that the BJP will form the next government in Jharkhand, replacing the 'corrupt' JMM-led coalition. He and Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma met party leaders to strategize for the upcoming assembly elections. They highlighted BJP's success in previous elections and criticized the current government.

Union minister and BJP election in-charge for Jharkhand, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, announced on Sunday that the saffron party aims to establish the next government in the state by displacing the 'corrupt' JMM-led coalition.

Chouhan, along with Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who serves as the BJP's election co-in-charge for Jharkhand, convened a meeting in Ranchi with party leaders, MLAs, MPs, and workers to strategize for the assembly elections slated for later this year.

The BJP's impressive performance in the recent Lok Sabha elections in Jharkhand, where it secured eight seats and its ally AJSU Party won one, was highlighted during the meeting. Chouhan emphasized the party's lead in 52 out of 81 assembly seats during the parliamentary polls, acknowledging the pivotal role Jharkhand played in securing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's third term. He credited party leadership, booth workers, and Jharkhand's populace for this achievement.

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