Lok Sabha polls: CM Champai Soren promises victory for Jamshedpur candidate Samir Mohanty

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, April 28: Jharkhand Chief Minister Champai Soren, accompanied by top party leaders, convened a dialogue program at Sidhgora Town Hall on Sunday. The event, organized by JMM, saw the participation of booth level workers and Indi Alliance candidate Samir Mohanty, vying for the Jamshedpur Lok Sabha seat.

Prominent party functionaries including Ghatshila MLA Ramdas Soren, Potka MLA Sanjeev Sardar, Jugsalai MLA Mangal Kalindi, and Ichagarh MLA Savita Mahato, along with hundreds of booth level workers were present in the meeting.

Chief Minister Champai Soren pledged to secure victory for party candidate Samir Mohanty. He emphasized the need for meticulous planning at the booth level and instructed the appointment of in-charges for each booth along with lists of 21 workers to be submitted to the party organization.

In his observation on the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections, Soren stressed the importance of replicating the party’s successful strategy from the previous Assembly elections, aiming to prevent BJP from securing any Lok Sabha seat in Jharkhand. He criticized the Modi government for its alleged neglect of crucial issues like education and employment, urging the people to deliver a decisive response at the polls.

Samir Mohanty echoed Soren’s sentiments, highlighting the significance of preserving Jharkhand’s identity and amplifying the state’s voice in Parliament, a goal achievable only through collective efforts of booth level workers.

Leaders rally support for Samir Mohanty’s victory

MLA Mangal Kalindi emphasized the importance of honest work to secure victory for Samir Mohanty. He expressed confidence that Mohanty would effectively represent Jamshedpur in the Lok Sabha.

Echoing Kalindi’s sentiments, MLA Sanjeev Sardar highlighted the significance of winning at the booth level. He proposed forming committees of 20-25 workers at each booth, with the task of engaging five families each, to ensure success in the elections.

Former minister Dulal Bhuiyan dismissed BJP candidate Bidyut Baran Mahato as a weak contender, citing his past electoral defeats. Bhuiyan outlined a blueprint for victory, advocating for the formation of committees comprising 30 members at each booth, with each member tasked with recruiting 30 people. This strategy, he stressed, would ensure substantial support at every booth.

State Minority Commission Chairman Hidayatullah Khan emphasized the need to identify individuals who failed to fulfill their promises in past elections and to involve old comrades in the campaign efforts. He also suggested allocating responsibilities to allies.

Presiding the session, MLA cum District President Ramdas Soren urged to resolve and remove BJP from the state and to wrest the seat from the party. The event was attended by MLA Savita Mahato, State Cow Service Commission Vice Chairman Raju Giri, and other prominent leaders.

CM confident that INDIA bloc will sweep all 14 seats in Jharkhand

Champai Soren urges party members to address concerns, criticizes Modi Govt

Chief Minister Champai Soren expressed confidence on Sunday that the INDIA bloc will secure victory in all 14 seats of Jharkhand, including Jamshedpur. Addressing JMM’s election campaign at Sidhgora Town Hall in Jamshedpur, CM Soren dismissed BJP and NDA alliance claims of crossing 400 seats, stating they won’t even reach 150. He recalled the last Jharkhand Assembly elections where BJP’s predictions were curbed significantly.

Taking aim at Jamshedpur MP Bidyut Baran Mahato’s performance, CM Soren questioned his achievements, citing his focus on minor issues like stopping the Purushottam and Neelanchal Express trains. Asserting JMM’s serious intent to secure the Jamshedpur seat, CM Soren emphasized on Sameer Mohanty’s candidacy and urged booth workers to mobilize effectively.

Soren emphasized the importance of booth-level organization, instructing that each booth should have a dedicated JMM worker in charge. He directed preparations to be completed by May 23 for booths falling within Jamshedpur city and Jamshedpur block of Jugsalai assembly. Soren warned against discriminatory practices in appointing booth in-charges, cautioning that the central committee would take strict action against such behavior.

Furthermore, Soren urged distressed individuals to voice their grievances for resolution. He clarified that Sameer Mohanty would file his nomination on May 3 and assured that Mohanty’s candidacy was meticulously considered by the organization for victory.

Highlighting the party’s stronghold in urban areas, Soren outlined key territories from Bhuiyandih to Moharda, Sitaramdera, JEMCO, Laxminagar, Mahanandnagar, up to Marine Drive Toll Bridge, Dhatkidih, Ramdas Bhatta, and Baliguma Chowk. Soren stressed the importance of attendance registration and highlighted Mohanty’s suitability for the candidacy, emphasizing the organization’s commitment to securing his victory. (w/nkm)

Up for the challenge to win Jamshedpur: Sameer Mohanty

Jamshedpur, April 28: Baharagora MLA Sameer Mohanty, expressing his gratitude for being chosen as the candidate from Jamshedpur, affirmed his commitment to the challenge ahead. He acknowledged the party’s trust in him and declared his readiness to prove their faith through victory. Mohanty emphasized the significance of Jamshedpur as their ancestral land, underscoring the deep-rooted connection they have with the city.

Mohanty outlined his strategy for success, suggesting that if each party worker is entrusted with the responsibility of ten households, the election results would reflect positively. With determination and a clear vision, Mohanty aims to rise to the challenge and secure victory for Jamshedpur.