Santhal People to Decide Fate of Dictatorial Forces: Kalpana Murmu Soren

JMM Leader Highlights Revolutionary History and Calls for Removal of BJP from Jharkhand

Kalpana Murmu Soren emphasized the role of the Santhal region in deciding the fate of dictatorial forces in India.

RANCHI – The Santhal region holds the key to ending the dominance of dictatorial forces in the country, according to JMM leader Kalpana Murmu Soren.

Addressing rallies in Boarijore and Maheshpur, she stressed the pivotal role of Santhal people in this effort.

Speaking in favor of Vijay Hansda, the JMM candidate for the Rajmahal Lok Sabha seat, she underscored that only Santhal people could ensure the departure of dictatorial forces from Delhi.

Murmu highlighted the historical significance of the Santhal region, noting its revolutionary past.

She stated that in the final phase of the election, Santhal Pargana residents would work to remove the BJP from Jharkhand.

She mentioned that her husband, former chief minister Hemant Soren, was jailed due to BJP’s conspiracy as he raised the rights of Jharkhand.

Murmu stressed that Hemant, being the son of Dishom Guru Shibu Soren, never bowed down.

She also mentioned that the key to Hemant’s release lies with the people.

Praising Vijay Hansda, Murmu said that the two-term MP has always addressed issues related to water, forest, land, and Jharkhandi self-respect in the Lok Sabha.

However, she criticized the BJP-led central government for not addressing Jharkhand’s issues.

Murmu expressed confidence that with the formation of the INDIA bloc government in Delhi, Jharkhand’s concerns would be resolved.

She urged the people to vote for Vijay Hansda by pressing the bow and arrow button on June 1st.

In another rally at Natundih ground in Jamtara district’s Nala block, Murmu supported INDIA bloc JMM candidate Nalin Soren.

She fiercely criticized the Central Government, accusing Modi’s government of dictatorial practices.

She claimed that the BJP, which came to power in 2014 with big promises, failed to fulfill them during its 10-year tenure.

Murmu alleged that the Centre has discriminated against Jharkhand.