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Ranchi: Congress, a part of the ruling disposition, will once again hit the streets against the new farm laws implemented by the Centre as a part of its move to counter BJP’s ongoing stirs against the alleged law and order problems in Jharkhand. Mega rallies and demonstrations will be held in Ranchi on January 15, informed Congress leaders.
For the last one week after a female was beheaded in Ranchi’s Ormanjhi, BJP upped its ante against the state government by holding demonstrations and protests at different places in Ranchi and elsewhere across different districts almost daily.
Even on Sunday, BJP’s leader of legislative party Babulal Marandi addressed a sit-in organised by the party’s Ranchi unit outside Raj Bhavan while on Saturday, former chief minister Raghubar Das led the charge against the incumbent government by demanding a CBI probe into the Ormanjhi incident.
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RANCHI: Ahead of the Indian National Congress’s (INC) 136th foundation day on Monday, the Jharkhand Pradesh Congress Committee (JPCC) on Sunday said it will hold a ‘Tiranga Yatra’ in Morhabadi Ground here on Monday where all the party MPs, MLAs and workers are expected to take part and as part of which, they will post selfies with the Tricolour on social media.
The campaign is aimed at uniting people against the country’s divisive forces, a party spokesperson named Rajesh Gupta said.
Meanwhile, JPCC which is part of the ruling alliance in Jharkhand on Sunday also released a report card of its performance in the last one year which the party said was mostly centered on working hand-in-hand with the state government in its efforts to fight the pandemic. “Several JPCC units, which were being led by state and district level office-bearers, worked round-the-clock all through the lockdown,” state party spokesperson Alok Dube