Accusing the Hemant Soren-led government of shielding infiltrators and depriving tribals and backward classes of their rights, Shah asserted that a change in leadership is necessary for the state's development.
Home Minister Amit Shah Thursday expressed confidence that Chief Minister Hemant Soren's government is going to end in Jharkhand and warned that with that, infiltrators who have encroached on tribals' land, will also be thrown out.
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Saturday questioned the timing of the Income Tax (I-T) department's raids on his associate, suggesting such actions had become increasingly common since 2014.
Sharing a news report on alleged shadow ads targeting him ahead of assembly elections, Soren claimed that the BJP is spending crores of rupees to tarnish his image.
BJP says JMM is making excuses as it is sure of its defeat
Following the trust vote victory, Hemant is expected to expand his cabinet later on Monday as Governor C P Radhakrishnan is likely to be out of the state after July 9.
Hemant was back at the helm of affairs after a five-month stint in jail in connection with a land scam case.
Supreme Court took serious exception to his not disclosing in his petition that the Special PMLA court has already taken cognizance of the case and rejected his plea for bail.
A bench of Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice Dipankar Datta posted the matter for hearing on Tuesday – May 21, 2024, as Additional Solicitor General S V Raju told the bench that he was not ready to argue the matter and that reply to Soren’s plea against arrest has to be filed by the ED.
The apex court asked senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for the former Jharkhand chief minister, to send an email and it would look into it.
