BJP is a party of jumlabaaz, people should not be misled: Kalpana Soren

Mail News Service

Chakulia, November 11: Addressing an election meeting organized in support of JMM candidate Sameer Mohanty at Kuchiasholi village in Chakulia on Monday, Kalpana Soren said that for their rights and respect everyone should unite and vote for JMM’s arrow and bow symbol at number three on the EVM machine on November 13 and bring Sameer Mohanty and the Hemant Soren government again to power. She said that 40 lakh people have been given the Sarvajan pension, 9 lakh women had been provided Rs 1000 per month under Savitri Bai Phule Yojna, Maiya Samman Yojna, 37 lakh people had benefited from electricity bill waiver. She said that the central government had increased inflation by imposing GST on food items and other essential commodities, due to which the economically poor segment have been crushed under the inflationary  burden. The Hemant government had worked to reduce their burden. Kalpana stated, “The country will be run by Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar’s constitution and not by BJP’s policies.”

Kalpana Soren said that the local policy had been passed by the Jharkhand government, which would also be passed by the JMM Mahagathbandhan party. “If the Hemant government is formed in the state, it will work to provide better education, health and employment to the youth. The Chief Minister has drawn a big line of development in the state, which will be strengthened even more if the Hemant government is formed again,” she said and added, “The double engine government of BJP has closed down the village schools after coming to power. BJP is a party of sloganeers; do not get misled by the leaders of such a party and instead, vote in support of JMM candidate Sameer Mohanty.”

A huge crowd was present at the meeting. On the stage, Saroj Mahapatra and Naina Mohanty honored Kalpana Soren by giving her a bouquet and draping her with a shawl. On this occasion, Sameer Mohanty, Aditya Pradhan, Mahabir Murmu, Ghanshyam Mahato, Surendranath Hansda, Shubhendu Mahato, Prof. Shyam Murmu, Daman Mandi, Dhananjay Karunamay, Gopan Parihari, Sahebram Mandi, Shivcharan Hansda, Balaram Mahato, Bubai Das, Radhanath Murmu, Sanjeev Mandi, Md Gulab, Minhaj Akhtar, Gautam Das, Raja Barik, Mithu Hansda, Congress leader Abhay Mahanty, Anil Mishra and others were present.