Arjun Munda Addresses Gathering, Promises Future Victory
The BJP’s Seraikela Assembly-level Worker Honor Ceremony and Vijay Sankalp Sabha were held on Sunday at Seraikela Town Hall under the chairmanship of District President Uday Singhdev.
SERAIKELA – The BJP’s Seraikela Assembly-level Worker Honor Ceremony and Vijay Sankalp Sabha were held on Sunday at Seraikela Town Hall under the chairmanship of District President Uday Singhdev.
Former Union Minister Arjun Munda attended as the chief guest.
In his address, Munda acknowledged the party’s past electoral loss as a part of democracy and expressed confidence in future victories.
"The opposition relies on lies and misleads the public, but we will expose them," Munda said.
He emphasized that the BJP, even in alliance, has always had more seats than the opposition, which often resorts to unethical means.
Munda criticized the current state government for failing to implement central government schemes effectively and accused them of rampant corruption.
"The state’s water supply scheme has failed, and there is no policy for employment," he added.
Former MP Geeta Koda spoke about the rampant drug trade in Adityapur and urged action against it.
She also criticized the government’s false promises of free electricity and job creation, highlighting the closure of industries in Singhbhum.
District President Uday Singhdev welcomed the attendees, acknowledging the party’s mixed results in previous elections and expressing determination to win all three Assembly seats in the district in the upcoming elections.
BJP leader Ganesh Mahali urged workers to intensify public outreach and increase voter turnout.
Kolhan co-incharge Dinesh Kumar criticized Champai Soren for failing to address issues in his constituency during his tenure as Chief Minister.
At the event, booth presidents who performed well in the Lok Sabha elections were honored by Arjun Munda, Geeta Koda, Uday Singhdev, and other dignitaries.
The ceremony saw participation from former Chief Minister Madhu Koda, former MLA Arvind Singh, former Mayor Binod Srivastava, Meenakshi Patnaik, Bobby Singh, Manoj Chaudhary, Anant Ram Tudu, Shailendra Singh, Ramesh Hansda, Rakesh Singh, Madhu Gorai, Lalan Tiwari, Ritika Mukhi, Ram Ratan Mahto, Sarathi Mahto, Harekrishna Pradhan, Kuber Sarangi, and many other leaders and workers from various BJP wings and mandals.
