Minister’s Brother Seeks Land Return, to Affect Temple and Homes
Key Points:
• Eviction notice issued for Kharangajhar area in Jamshedpur
• Santoshi Mata Temple and homes in Kartik Nagar face threat
• AJSU Party pledges support to affected residents
JAMSHEDPUR – An eviction notice allegedly obtained by minister Ramdas Soren’’s brother through DCLR court has caused widespread concern among Kharangajhar residents.
The notice seeks to reclaim land in Kartik Nagar and Barinagar, including the revered Santoshi Mata Temple.
Meanwhile, the affected community is gripped by fear and uncertainty.
In response, a meeting was held in Kartik Nagar to offer moral support to the residents.
Moreover, assurances of legal assistance were provided to those impacted.
The AJSU Party has pledged its unwavering support to the local population in this matter.
Furthermore, prayers were offered at the Santoshi Mata Temple for divine intervention.
The devotees sought blessings for the minister’s brother to have a change of heart.
Additionally, they prayed for strength and courage for the affected residents.
Several political figures attended the gathering to show solidarity with the community.
Among those present were AJSU Party District President Kanhaiya Singh and former BJP spokesperson Ankit Anand.
Local AJSU leaders Akash Sinha, Pankaj Mishra, and Ashok Swami also participated in the event.
A large number of local residents joined the meeting to voice their concerns.
