Assam CM Sarma criticizes Jharkhand government over youth deaths in recruitment process.

Jharkhand BJP’s election committee met at the party office, with Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma in attendance.

RANCHI – Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma attended the BJP’s election committee meeting in Jharkhand, where he heavily criticized the Hemant Soren government.

Sarma highlighted the deaths of 12 youths during the excise constable recruitment process, questioning the government’s responsibility.

He condemned the decision to conduct physical tests in August’s oppressive heat, calling it a sign of government negligence.

Sarma urged the state government to halt the recruitment process until September 15, emphasizing the need for medical tests before physical exams.

He also demanded ₹50 lakh compensation and government jobs for the families of the deceased.

Sarma announced that the BJP will apply to the National Human Rights Commission to investigate the deaths.

He assured that BJP leaders and workers would meet with the victims’ families and offer financial assistance of ₹1 lakh each.

Sarma promised justice for the families when BJP comes to power, stating, "Our government will ensure no family is left without support."

He also criticized the Soren government for its handling of border infiltration, particularly by Bangladeshis, which he described as a pressing issue for the state.

Sarma vowed that a BJP government would introduce even more significant development plans than those currently in place.

Jharkhand BJP President Babulal Marandi and Leader of Opposition Amar Kumar Bauri were also present at the press conference.