Champai Soren's New Party Announcement Sparks Outrage Among JMM Workers
Jharkhand Mukti Morcha Activists Protest Against Former CM's Decision Amid NDA Government Criticism
BNH BUREAU
Ranchi - In a dramatic turn of events, former Jharkhand Chief Minister Champai Soren has announced the formation of a new political party, leading to significant unrest among Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) activists. This move comes in the wake of his resignation from the Chief Minister's position following the release of current CM Hemant Soren from jail.
The announcement has caused a stir within JMM ranks, as party workers have expressed their displeasure over Soren’s decision. On Friday, JMM supporters staged protest rallies across all districts of Jharkhand, targeting the policies of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government. The rallies, organized to criticize the central government's approach, also served as a platform for workers to voice their frustration over Soren's new political venture.
A notable sentiment among the protesters was encapsulated by one activist who remarked, "Champai Da, whom we refer to as 'Chacha,' should not have taken this step." The backlash highlights a deeper discontent within the party regarding Soren's departure and his subsequent plans.
As Champai Soren vows to build his new party and continue his political struggle, his latest decision adds a new layer to the already tumultuous political landscape in Jharkhand. The division within JMM underscores the challenges facing the state's political dynamics amid ongoing national and regional political debates.
