New Delhi: several opposition leaders Bjp In Jharkhand, including an in -office and three former deputies, defeated before the next surveys of the Assembly, expressing dissatisfaction with the list of party candidates.
Their complaints include the BJP favoring the leaders who have joined other parties on its dedicated workers.
The vote for the assembly of 81 members is scheduled for November 13 and 20, with a count scheduled for November 23.
A head of the BJP expressed his disappointment, saying: “We are painful. If you see the list, the party has noted the faith in those who joined the BJP of other parties, ignoring its own dedicated workers. Of the 66 candidates declared so far, more than half are those who have come from other parties.”
Among the turncoats that have received nominations from the BJP are the former chief minister Champai SorenHis son Babulal Soren and others like Lobin Hembrom, Ganga Narayan, Manju Devi, Geeta Kora, Sita Soren and Ramchandra Chandravanshi.
Chief Minister of Assam Himanta Biswa SarmaCo-charging of the Jharkhand assembly surveys, minimized dissatisfaction, affirming that it is natural that a resentment presents itself in a great political party after the release of the List of candidates. He said that he would meet the dissatisfied leaders.
Several members of the BJP, including the former deputy Marandi, Kunal Sarangi and Lakshman Tudu, joined the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (Jmm) Monday. Previously, the BJP deputy for three terms Kedar Hazra and AJSU celebrationUmakant Rajak also defeated the ruling party.
Sarangi, who resigned from the BJP in July, shared his disappointment, saying: “No one at the BJP was even disturbed to call me. They preselected me for the siege of Jamshedpur in the Lok Sabha elections, but a ticket was refused.
Marandi, a former minister, thought about his departure: “The BJP in 2014 scripted a historic victory in Dumka, which was considered a bastion of JMM. But he honored the women who are brought to the outside party and not to those who have devoted their whole life to them.”
Hazra, who won the siege of Jamua in 2019, felt neglected despite his long service at the BJP and decided to change camps after the Congress MLA joined the BJP and received a ticket. Tudu, who beat Ramdas Soren from JMM to Ghatshila in 2014, also felt “alienated” within the BJP.
Despite the internal disorders, the BJP expressed its confidence by winning the elections. The party disputes 68 of the 81 seats, leaving the rest for its allies.
The JMM commented on the list of BJP candidates, noting that it includes only 35 people from the BJP itself.
About 2.60 voters CRORE are eligible to participate in the next elections. In 2019, the alliance led by JMM won 47 seats, taking the power of the BJP, which obtained 25 seats.
