Jharkhand: Jagarnath Mahato merged with Panchatatva, Hemant Soren arrived at the funeral, crowd gathered in the last journey

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Bermo (Bokaro), Rakesh Verma / Uday Giri. Jharkhand’s Education and Alcohol Prohibition Minister Jagarnath Mahato merged with Panchatatva on Friday. He was cremated at the ancestral village of Bhandaridah in Bokaro district. Many dignitaries including CM Hemant Soren, Speaker Rabindranath Mahato, Ministers Mithilesh Thakur, Satyanand Bhokta, Badal Patralekh, Rajya Sabha MP Mahua Maji attended his funeral. As soon as his body reached his native village from Ranchi, a huge crowd gathered for the last darshan. A large number of people involved in the last journey bid him a final farewell.

Died on April 6 in a hospital in Chennai

Before the funeral, the BollywoodWallah team had a conversation with the wife of Education Minister Jagarnath Mahato. During this, Jagarnath Mahato’s wife was not in a position to say anything. Relatives and women of the neighborhood surrounded them. She was consoling him. People started coming and going to his house since morning. Jharkhand Mukti Morcha’s strong leader Jagarnath Mahato was known as Tiger. After being unwell in the past, he was airlifted to Chennai for better treatment. He was undergoing treatment there for a few days. Meanwhile, his health suddenly worsened and he died on Thursday, April 6 at around 6.30 am at the MGM Hospital in Chennai.

Crowd gathered at the funeral

Today on Friday morning, the body of Jagarnath Mahato reached Ranchi Airport from Chennai. From here the body reached Jharkhand assembly. Tributes were paid to him. CM Hemant Soren, Speaker Rabindranath Mahato and others paid tribute to him. After this, his body was kept in the office of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha located in Harmu for the last darshan. Tributes were paid to him here too. Dishome Guru Shibu Soren also paid tribute to him. After this the body was brought to the ancestral village in Bokaro. During this, tributes were paid to him at various places on the way. His last rites were performed in his native village. A large number of people bid farewell to their beloved leader with moist eyes.

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