Public will foil BJP's intention to gain power in Jharkhand by spreading hatred: Tejashwi Yadav

Leader of Opposition in Bihar Meeting and RJD chief Tejashwi Yadav on Friday sought votes for the celebration's candidate Rashmi Prakash from Chatra Meeting seat in Jharkhand elections. Addressing the election rally held at Pratappur block floor, he accused BJP of doing divisive politics and appealed to the general public to be cautious. He stated that BJP is a celebration that’s destroying the society. It desires to realize energy by some means by spreading hatred within the society.

Tejashwi stated that the general public has now understood their actuality. These folks need to set up dictatorship by destroying democracy and the structure. He stated that the folks of Jharkhand will foil their technique to unfold hysteria within the society by way of RSS and attain energy by any means. When my father uncovered the communal politics of BJP, no stone was left unturned to harass him. The general public is aware of how companies have been deployed after me and my household.

The RJD chief stated that in the present day is November 8 and the nation has not forgotten November 8, 2016, when the nation's Prime Minister Narendra Modi conspired to break the nation's economic system by demonetization. By this he tried to cowl up an enormous rip-off. Until date the general public has not recovered from the blow of demonetization. The RJD chief stated that by promising to present fifteen lakh rupees to the poor, everybody's financial institution accounts have been opened and the cash of the poor deposited within the banks was given to their wealthy associates.

Praising the work of Jharkhand authorities chief Hemant Soren, Tejashwi Yadav stated that this authorities has actually labored for the general public by implementing schemes like Abu Awas for the poor, Mayiya Samman Yojana for ladies, mortgage waiver for farmers, electrical energy invoice waiver and so forth. Have labored for the precise. The general public assembly was additionally addressed by former ministers Abdul Bari Siddiqui, Mukesh Sahni and Jharkhand authorities minister Satyanand Bhokta.