JMM leaders ignite enthusiasm among workers in Kolhan meeting

BJP Will Fail to Make Impact in Kolhan: JMM

Mail News Service

Seraikela, Sep 5: At the Vidhan Sabha level workers’ conference held at Seraikela Town Hall, Minister Deepak Birua criticized the BJP’s focus on Bangladeshi intruders, suggesting they should address border security issues first. He expressed doubts about the BJP’s ability to bring development, highlighting the failures of past chief ministers, including Champai Soren. Birua questioned the efficacy of Assam’s Chief Minister in addressing Jharkhand’s issues, given the inadequate support for tribals in Assam.

Minister Ramdas Soren condemned the BJP’s rule for not only failing to develop Jharkhand but also depleting its mineral wealth and cultural heritage. He warned that if the situation doesn’t change, Jharkhand’s tribals might face further marginalization. In contrast, Chief Minister Hemant Soren has implemented significant policies like lifelong pensions for women from age 21.

MP Joba Manjhi urged the party to strengthen its organization and booths for the upcoming assembly elections, drawing parallels to the unity shown in the Lok Sabha elections. MLAs Sameer Mahanti, Savita Mahato, Mangal Kalindi, Niral Purti, and others also addressed the crowd, bolstering the party’s spirit.

Over 100 Join JMM at Membership Drive

More than a hundred new members, including former Congress District President Vishu Hembram, joined the JMM during the conference. Minister Deepak Birua and other leaders personally welcomed the new members, symbolically presenting them with JMM badges. JMM District President Dr. Shubendra Mahato encouraged the party workers to mobilize and demonstrate their strength to the opposition.

Seraikela Town Hall packed with JMM supporters

The JMM conference at Seraikela Town Hall saw an overwhelming turnout, with thousands of workers filling the venue and spilling into the streets. Ministers and MLAs from across Kolhan division attended, energizing the crowd. The district committee welcomed the leaders with bouquets and garlands, and prominent party members like Sudhir Mahato, Vijay Mahato, Vasudev Mahato, and Sameer Mahato were present, emphasizing the party’s robust local support.