Government busy looting wealth of Jharkhand: Dilip Saikia
EW•NN
5 years, 1 month ago
Daltonganj, BJP's national general secretary and co-incharge for party affairs in Jharkhand Dilip Saikia accused the Hemant Soren government of looting the wealth of the state. Talking with the press here he said that the government has brought the state on the verge of destruction as all the previous schemes of the BJP are being cancelled by the present government. He said that the BJP has decided to expose the acts of anti-people, anti-dalit and anti-tribal government of Jharkhand. He said that the present government has failed to fulfill any promise which it had made to the people of Jharkhand. Saikia said that people of Palamu have always given their love to the BJP. Further attacking the state government he said that lakhs of jobs were promised but rather even the people who were hired on contract under the previous government have ended up losing their jobs. He went on to claim that in its 18 months rule the government has pushed Jharkhand backwards. Prior to his interaction with the press he held a meeting with party workers during Palamu MP VD Ram and four MLAs from the district were present.
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