Law and order deteriorates in Jharkhand: Nishikant Dubey

Godda: In a recent statement, Godda MP Nishikant Dubey expressed serious concerns about the worsening law and order situation in Jharkhand. During a visit to Mahagama, Dubey highlighted the increasing threats faced by the media, emphasizing that even editors and journalists are no longer safe in the state.

Addressing the media at the main Kargil Chowk, Dubey stated, “The situation in Jharkhand is very bad. Media people, who are considered the fourth pillar of democracy, are also not safe. We leaders are being targeted, and everyone from top to bottom seems engrossed in the game of loot.”
The MP further reported receiving threats from jail, and mentioned that a case is being registered against him. He urged the media to boycott both the government and the opposition in response to the escalating challenges faced by journalists and editors.

Dubey predicted a reversal in the situation within three to four months, expressing confidence that if the Modi government comes to power for the third time, the corrupt individuals involved in looting would be held accountable. He asserted, “The corrupt will have to account for the loot. Everyone’s accounts will be settled.”
Responding to a question about the concept of One Nation One Election, Dubey supported the idea, stating that if there is unanimous agreement, it would be an ideal scenario.

During the event, Dubey was warmly welcomed by workers, and he was joined by District President Rajiv Mehta, General Secretary Krishna Kanhaiya, and other prominent members of the party. The gathering discussed the pressing issues of the state, including the need for improved law and order.