New Delhi. The bugle of assembly elections has been sounded in Jharkhand. Elections for 81 assembly seats in the state are to be held in two phases on November 13 and 20. The nomination process for both the phases of elections has been completed. Now the emphasis will be on publicity of parties and candidates. In this sequence, BJP will release its election manifesto tomorrow i.e. on Sunday. In Jharkhand, BJP is contesting elections mainly on some major issues like employment to youth, everyone having their own pucca house, curbing infiltration.
VIDEO | Jharkhand elections 2024: “Our main issues are – providing 2.87 lakh jobs, providing 21 lakh houses to our mothers, stopping infiltration in Jharkhand, and providing gas cylinders to women for Rs 500. You will get to know about the other issues once our manifesto. is… pic.twitter.com/oE7qiDSsbx
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Assam Chief Minister and BJP’s co-in-charge for Jharkhand elections, Himanta Biswa Sarma said that our most important issue in the current elections is employment and curbing infiltration. Providing jobs to 2.87 lakh youth, providing houses to 21 lakh mothers of the state, stopping increasing infiltration and providing gas cylinders to women at Rs 500 are some of the major issues on which BJP is focusing. At the same time, when asked about the manifesto, Himanta Biswa Sarma said that Union Home Minister Amit Shah will release the manifesto of our party tomorrow, after which you will know about other issues.
Let us tell you that in Jharkhand, BJP is in direct competition with JMM. BJP leaders are making strong efforts to oust Hemant Soren’s government from power. Hemant Soren’s party JMM is in alliance with Congress, RJD, while BJP is contesting the elections with AJSU, JDU and LJP (Ram Vilas). Senior leader of Hemant Soren’s party and former Chief Minister of Jharkhand, Champai Soren is now claiming BJP ticket, this is a big problem for Hemant Soren. At present, all the parties are boasting about their victory, however, the decision as to who will hold power in the state will be taken on the day of election results, 23rd November.
