Ranchi: JMM’s protest against ED continues. Where Dumka was closed on Saturday. In the evening, JMM took out a torch procession in Ranchi and protested against the ED. On Sunday, JMM workers will protest in front of Raj Bhavan. Before this, all the workers will gather at Morhabadi Maidan, then go to Raj Bhawan via Kachari Chowk and protest. In this regard, JMM Ranchi District Committee has informed the SDO by sending a letter. At the same time, CM Hemant Soren has suddenly left for Delhi after this summons of ED.
JMM took out torch procession in Ranchi
On the eve of the protest, JMM took out a torch procession in Ranchi. JMM district committee leaders said that the Jharkhand government and its chief Hemant Soren are being harassed by the central government and the BJP by misusing the central investigative agencies. Due to this there is immense anger among JMM workers. On Saturday evening, under the leadership of District President Mushtaq Alam, a torch procession was taken out from Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium to Albert Ekka Chowk. In this, slogans were raised against ED and the Central Government. A large number of people including District Secretary Dr. Hemlal Kumar Mehta, Central Member Samanur Mansoori, Chintamani Sanga, Ashwini Sharma, Janak Nayak, Biru Sahu, Kalam Azad, Sujit Upadhyay, Arvind Singh Dewal, Aftab Alam, Ramsharan Tirkey, Dr. Talkeshwar Mahato participated in the torch procession. Workers joined.
JMM closed Dumka market in protest against ED
JMM workers took to the streets on Saturday to protest against ED’s action against Chief Minister Hemant Soren and closed Dumka market. JMM workers, carrying party flags in their hands, roamed around in all the areas of the city on motorcycles and on foot, trying to force closure of business establishments. Activists said that on the behest of the Centre, ED should stop insulting Chief Minister Hemant Soren. A Chief Minister is being harassed by repeatedly giving summons. If the insult and harassment of Chief Minister Hemant Soren is not stopped, we will block the road. Will stop the train and block the road. Will impose economic blockade.