BJP's Ambitious Drive for Change in Jharkhand

As the Jharkhand assembly elections approach, BJP leader Sita Soren emphasizes the party's commitment to forming a new government. Criticizing the current administration for corruption, she vows to bring transformative change. The BJP has announced its candidates and is contesting the elections with key allies.

As Jharkhand's assembly elections near, BJP leader Sita Soren declared the party's intent to form the next government, promising change in an interview with ANI on Sunday. Confident in winning from the Jamtara seat, she underscored BJP's commitment to a majority victory.

Soren criticized the current administration for exacerbating corruption and crime, asserting BJP's promise to instigate significant change. She highlighted state-wide issues, including misallocation of funds in government schemes and rising crime rates, stressing the necessity for a new governing force.

Significantly, the BJP declared its candidate roster, featuring influential names such as former Chief Ministers Champai Soren and Babulal Marandi. Aligned with parties like AJSU, BJP announced its plan to contest 68 of the 81 assembly seats, advancing their political strategy in Jharkhand's two-phase elections.

(With inputs from agencies.)