Former Jharkhand CM Champai Soren rallies support in Jilinggoda sans JMM signs and symbols, signaling a new chapter in his political journey.
Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Champai Soren addressed thousands of villagers in Jilinggoda, Sarai Kela, promising to fight for justice for the marginalized.
SERAIKELA – The Kolhan Tiger is roaring and raring to go. His support base is intact and he has begun his new chapter of ‘rebuilding Jharkhand’ of his dreams, sans nepotism and sans corruption.
Oblivious to the jibes thrown at him by his political critics like Congress leaders Dr. Ajoy Kumar and Banna Gupta, Champai Soren has set out on his mission of showing his political clout.
On Wednesday, former Jharkhand Chief Minister Champai Soren addressed a massive gathering of villagers outside his residence in Jilinggoda, Sarakela constituency.
As soon as he stepped out of his house in the morning, thousands of villagers had gathered outside to meet him.
Seeing the large crowd, Soren decided to address them, sharing his commitment to fighting for the rights of Jharkhand’s oppressed, Dalits, Adivasis, and the poor.
In his speech, Soren emphasized his vision of making Jharkhand an ideal state and assured the villagers that he was working tirelessly towards this goal.
He acknowledged the villagers’ eagerness for his next steps and expressed his gratitude for their unwavering support.
Soren hinted at a new chapter in his political journey, one that he believes will have the full backing of the rural population.
He declared that after 24 years of Jharkhand’s existence, a new era is about to begin, one that will invigorate the state with renewed enthusiasm.
Soren also mentioned his intention to secure the rights of those who have been deprived for so long, ensuring that their voices are heard.
Interestingly, despite the large turnout at the gathering, there was no sign of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) flags, symbols, or mention of the party’s name during the event, raising speculation about Soren’s future political plans.
