Political Tempest: Chouhan's Criticism of Jharkhand Coalition

Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticized the JMM-led coalition in Jharkhand as more destructive than a severe cyclone. He accused the government of corruption and emphasized the need for change as elections approach. Chouhan warned of further damage if the coalition is re-elected.

Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has launched a fierce onslaught against the JMM-led coalition government in Jharkhand, likening it to a cyclone set to devastate the state if re-elected.

Chouhan accused the coalition of rampant 'corruption, destruction and loot' during its tenure, warning that its leadership under Hemant Soren has already inflicted considerable damage. Drawing a parallel to the severe cyclonic storm Dana, he remarked that while the storm would pass in two days, the coalition could cause enduring harm if it maintains power.

With assembly elections looming on November 13 and 20, Chouhan stressed the urgency of dismantling the current administration, urging voters to prevent another term of chaos and ruin.

(With inputs from agencies.)