BJP doing drama by staging agitation in farms: JMM

Ranchi: The ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha has accused the opposition BJP of doing a drama by staging dharna in the field.
Addressing a press conference here party spokesperson Supriyo Bhattacharya said to hide the failures of the previous BJP government the leaders of the party are now doing this drama. He said that Hemant Soren government is pro farmers and knows how to to honour them and protect their rights.
He said that in the previous government only 5 lakh farmers were registered but now the coverage has been increased to 9 lakh farmers. Moreover 6 lakh farmers have been also linked with Aadhar.
He said that acts of the BJP are shameful as resorting to such antics the party wants to divert the attention of the people from its wrong doings.
Over the issue of filling a vacant cabinet post in the Soren government he said that including or excluding someone in cabinet is the right of the Chief Minister. Bhattacharya said that under the captaincy of Hemant Soren 11 team members are playing nicely. He said that in any outdoor game only 11 players are allowed while one is kept reserved.


(Agencies)

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