Champai Soren: From JMM Stalwart to BJP's Tribal Hope

Popularly known as Jharkhand's 'Kolhan Tiger,' Champai Soren's political journey is marked by several significant shifts. Initially a notable leader within the JMM, he later transitioned to the BJP. His rise from humble beginnings to key political roles, including a brief tenure as Jharkhand’s Chief Minister, showcases his enduring influence in the tribal regions.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Ranchi | Updated: 30-08-2024 16:13 IST | Created: 30-08-2024 16:13 IST
Champai Soren: From JMM Stalwart to BJP's Tribal Hope
Champai Soren
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Popularly known as Jharkhand's 'Kolhan Tiger,' Champai Soren's political journey is marked by several significant shifts. Initially a notable leader within the JMM, he later transitioned to the BJP, showcasing his enduring influence in the tribal regions.

Born in Jilinggora, Seraikela-Kharsawan, Champai rose from farming to become Jharkhand's 12th Chief Minister. His tenure was short-lived, marred by internal party conflicts and pressures to resign when Hemant Soren resumed office.

Expressing deep disillusionment on social media, Champai eventually joined the BJP, citing his commitment to the state's interests. His political career spans multiple elections, key ministerial roles, and a legacy of struggle and perseverance.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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