Ranchi: Jharkhand Mukti Morcha’s Central General Secretary cum Spokesperson Supriyo Bhattacharya said that the assembly elections were held in Telangana on Thursday. The election which started from Mizoram, ended in Telangana. Now the whole country is waiting for April-May so that we can get relief from the disasters that we were facing in the last 10 years. What is coming to light in the elections of these five states is that all the five states have decided not to form the BJP government. All the states said exit BJP. The north-eastern states of the country, especially Mizoram, have raised their voice. This is a strong message to BJP that people have decided their way due to the fire that broke out there. Similarly, there is penetration of tribals in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Telangana also. Everyone has rejected BJP. Its result will be revealed directly on 3rd December. In the last 10 years, many ministers and Prime Ministers came to Jharkhand, but no one visited HEC because whoever sees its reality with his own eyes will be pained. That’s why no one wants to see the truth. No one wants to see those families torn apart. Not even once has any BJP MP or minister dared to speak openly about HEC.
Targeting PM Modi on the pretext of employment
Jharkhand Mukti Morcha’s Central General Secretary cum spokesperson Supriyo Bhattacharya said that in Chhattisgarh, Bhupesh Baghel had openly said that if Chhattisgarh is to be saved then India has to be strengthened because this is the only front which is the wall between the central government and Adani. Today people are also accepting that thing. PM Modi had talked about providing employment to 2 crore people, but till now only 1.25 lakh jobs have been provided instead of 2 crore. Crores more than that were spent in his publicity.
There was a gathering of leaders of a party in the camp
JMM leader Supriyo Bhattacharya said that Union Home Minister Amit Shah had come to Jharkhand. Attended the foundation day of BSF, but for two days there was a gathering of some political party in the entire camp. It would have been better if he had lived in some civil land, so that the gathering of political people would have looked better there, and not in an army camp. The Governor also arrived. Many MPs, MLAs and ministers reached there, but if the Home Minister thought it appropriate then nothing can be said, but heartily thanks to all the people for the way they have rejected BJP.