Unfavorable Atmosphere Prevails in the State Due to  Government's Wrong Policies: Sudesh  Mahato

Sanjay Kumar Pandey

Ranchi/Giridih EW News: Even during the joint Bihar movement, when lathis were wielded against activists, the JMM was complicit in the looting alongside the Congress-JD(U) alliance, and the looting continues unabated. JMM supporters claim that Jharkhand will not yield, but our slogan is also that Jharkhand will not be looted.

These remarks were made by party president Sudesh Kumar Mahato at the Giridih Lok Sabha level Gram Prabhari Conference held at Madhediha Stadium, Topchanchi, Dhanbad. During this event, newly appointed officials took their oaths. Congress and JMM leaders and workers held a joint rally at the occasion.

He stated that due to the failures and wrong policies of the state government, there is a disheartening atmosphere in the state. The role of party workers in ousting the state government is being observed by everyone.

He said that displacement, migration, and unemployment are major concerns, but the government has not fulfilled a single promise in these areas for three and a half years. Bureaucracy prevails in the state along with the exploitation of natural resources.

He emphasized that this year is crucial for the future of the state. Everyone should fulfill their responsibilities together. Move forward with organizational strength and the trust of the people.

On this occasion, Giridih MP Chandraprakash Choudhary changed the image of the Giridih Lok Sabha constituency through his developmental works over the past five years. His tenure has been filled with achievements. During this time, he undertook major public interest works, among which the establishment of the Displacement Tribunal is one of his major achievements. In addition to this, work has also been done to strengthen railways, roads, and other essential infrastructure. Ensure victory in the upcoming elections by taking all these works to the people.

Release of Development Mirror Book

Giridih Lok Sabha MP Chandraprakash Choudhary launched the Development Mirror book, which contains the report cards of various development works carried out under the Viksit Giridih scheme in the last five years.

Central Vice President Chandraprakash Choudhary, Vice President Umakant Rajak, Chief Spokesperson Devsharan Bhagat, Secretary Lambodar Mahato, Vice President Akil Akhtar, Secretary Santosh Mahato, Arjun Baitha, Secretary Najrul Hasan Hasmi, Secretary Yashoda Devi, Kashi Nath Singh, Ajay Singh, Vice President Babita Kumari Jip, Member Kushboo Kumari Jip, Amardeepraj, Rajesh Vishwakarma, Guddu Yadav Giridih District President, Bar Association President Radheshyam Goswami, Rahul Mahato, Kaushalya Devi, Pramod Chaurasia, Kullu Choudhary, Navin Mahato, were present prominently at the event.

The conference was attended by all the central officials, members, and committees of Giridih, Dhanbad, and Bokaro districts, as well as all the block heads, secretaries, and panchayat and gram heads of all units of the Giridih Lok Sabha constituency.

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