After Hazaribagh, now call for bandh in entire Jharkhand, BJP’s direct attack on Kalpana Soren:

News India Live, Digital Desk: There is a boil in the politics of Jharkhand at this time. After the success of Hazaribagh Bandh, now Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) throughout the state ‘Jharkhand closed’ A big announcement has been made. This tough stance of BJP is directly related to Gandey MLA and star campaigner of JMM. Kalpana Soren It has come forward taking aim at. Accusing the state government of appeasement and corruption, BJP leaders have appealed to the public to make this bandh successful. Since this announcement, the state administration is on alert mode and the war of words has intensified in political circles.

The spark that started from Hazaribagh is now spreading across the state!

Recently, BJP had organized a bandh in Hazaribagh regarding local issues and law and order, which got wide support from the public. Encouraged by this success, the state leadership has now made it a statewide movement. BJP alleges that even after the departure of Hemant Soren government in the state, the policies remain the same and due to the increasing political interference of Kalpana Soren, democratic norms are being violated. BJP says that this bandh is for the identity of the state and the rights of the youth.

BJP’s ‘target’ attack on Kalpana Soren

BJP state president and other senior leaders held a press conference and made a scathing attack on Kalpana Soren. He said that running the power from behind the scenes is a betrayal of the people of Jharkhand. BJP alleges that Kalpana Soren is only doing vote bank politics and diverting attention from the core issues of the state. Through ‘Jharkhand Bandh’, BJP wants to send the message that it will not remain silent against the functioning and nepotism of the present government.

Tight security arrangements, fear of impact on life

In view of the announcement of Jharkhand bandh, Deputy Commissioners and Superintendents of Police of all major districts including Ranchi have been alerted. Transport, markets and educational institutions are likely to be affected during the bandh. Although it has been said that emergency services will be kept free from the bandh, there is doubt among business organizations and bus associations regarding this. Police have warned that strict legal action will be taken against those who use force or vandalize in the name of bandh.