Assam CM Sarma Advocates Tribal Welfare in Jharkhand Poll Strategy

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma prioritized Jharkhand’s development and tribal people's welfare during his recent visit. As BJP's election co-in-charge, he strategized with tribal leaders and highlighted the party’s commitment to addressing governance issues and tribal community challenges, ahead of the upcoming state assembly polls.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma emphasized Jharkhand's development and the welfare of its tribal population during his recent visit to the state. Sarma, BJP's election co-in-charge for Jharkhand, met with prominent tribal leaders to strategize for the upcoming assembly elections.

Speaking to reporters at Ranchi’s Birsa Munda Airport, Sarma criticized the lack of governance over the past five years, citing increased hardships for women and tribal communities. He promised that the BJP's manifesto would include comprehensive plans for tribal welfare.

During his visit, Sarma engaged with key tribal figures such as former Union ministers Arjun Munda and Sudarshan Bhagat. He expressed the BJP's recent electoral gains and confidence in achieving further success, particularly in the Scheduled Tribe reserved seats.

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