Shiv Shankar Singh files independent nomination after BJP fallout

In a show of strength, Singh submitted his nomination with a large convoy near Dhalbhum SDO office.

Key Points:

– Shiv Shankar Singh submitted his independent candidate nomination.

– A large crowd accompanied Singh during his procession to the office.

– Singh stated he entered the race due to recent circumstances and public demand.

JAMSHEDPUR – Shiv Shankar Singh officially submitted his nomination as an independent candidate following a fallout with BJP.

Singh, accompanied by a large convoy of supporters, arrived at the Dhalbhum SDO office to file his papers.

Along the procession route, supporters showered him with flowers, showcasing enthusiasm for his candidacy.

Upon reaching the barricaded Deputy Commissioner’s office, Singh proceeded with five colleagues to complete the legal formalities.

In a brief statement, Singh clarified that he had no personal desire to become a legislator or MP.

However, recent developments and requests from party workers led him to contest.

Without directly naming former Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das, Singh hinted that his battle was with a "major family of Jamshedpur."

He expressed confidence that the people of East Jamshedpur would ensure his victory.