Government has made every section of society unhappy: Sudesh Mahato

Sanjay Pandey

Ranchi EW News: The current situation in the state is not good. Every section of society is unhappy and disillusioned. Along with this, the path of progress has also been obstructed by wrong policy decisions.

These remarks were made by former Deputy Chief Minister and Ajsu party president Sudesh Kumar Mahato during a gathering organized at the central office. During this event, several leaders and workers under the leadership of Ranchi Metropolitan President Satendra Singh joined the party.

Welcoming all those who joined the party, Sudesh Kumar Mahato said, "You all are welcomed into the AJSU Party to give a new direction to the state and its politics. There is a need for enthusiasm to bring positive political change in the state. Together, we have to take the state on the path of uninterrupted progress. We must focus on the welfare of the state."

He directly held the government responsible for the deteriorating law and order situation. He also emphasized that our vision should be how we want to see the state. We are leaders who are connected to the sorrows and joys of the people. From the AJSU platform, all of you should work to raise the voice of the people's rights.

Speaking at the occasion, Satendra Singh, who joined the party, said, "I have joined the AJSU Party with the aim of development of Jharkhand. AJSU is the platform to solve all the problems of Jharkhand state. AJSU is a party that works for the welfare of youth and indigenous people. With full dedication, we will rebuild Jharkhand. Our government will be formed in 2024."

At the gathering, prominent members of the All Jharkhand Intellectual Forum, including President Doman Singh Munda, General Secretary Mukund Chand Mehta, party's Central Vice President Hasan Ansari, Chief Spokesperson Devsharan Bhagat, Rajendra Mehta, Tarun Gupta, Mosin Khan, Ranchi District President Sanjay Mahato, Veena Devi, and S Ali were present.

They took the membership:

Vinay Bhushan, Satendra Sahu, Ashok Pandey, Binod Singh, Alok Singh, Aditya Singh, Rajkamal Kumar, Mithilesh Singh, Ashutosh Singh, along with others, joined the party.

Vande Mataram at the Red Fort: A Historic Return to the Heart of India’s Independence

Vande Mataram at the Red Fort on Independence Day 2026 revives a historic national tradition and highlights India’s freedom struggle, Constitution and pluralism.

Ashok Bhan   |  2 weeks ago

Foundations of Pakistan: The 1947 Partition and Western Interests

An analysis of Pakistan’s creation in 1947, British strategic interests, religious nationalism, military dominance, foreign alliances and the country’s evolving geopolitical trajectory.

Qamar Agha   |  2 weeks ago

Ankara’s Ambitions, Trump’s Blessing: How India Should Worry the Mecca Pact

The Mecca defence pact involving Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan could reshape regional security, with Turkey’s growing influence in South Asia raising concerns for India.

Dinesh Dubey @ Editorial   |  2 weeks ago

Gen Z’s Awakening: A Generation Demanding Its Future

India’s Gen Z is demanding accountability, employment and fair opportunities. Youth protests reveal deeper concerns over education, jobs and India’s future.

Atif Rabbani   |  3 weeks ago

World Lion Day 2026: Gujarat’s Asiatic Lion Triumph, and Challenges Ahead

World Lion Day 2026 highlights Gujarat’s success in conserving Asiatic lions, while disease risks, habitat pressure and the Kuno relocation debate remain.

VK Bahuguna   |  3 weeks ago

State Suppression in PoK Exposes the Deepening Cracks in Pakistan's Kashmir Narrative

Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir expose growing public anger over governance, rising costs, political representation and state suppression.

Dinesh Dubey @ EW•NN Editorial   |  3 weeks ago

Comments

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE

View More