Hemant Soren's Fiery Sledge at BJP's Economic Policies

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren vehemently criticized the BJP, accusing the party of ruining India's economy through misguided policies. He claimed the nation's condition could become worse than Pakistan's and blasted the BJP for vote-bank politics aimed at dividing people along religious lines.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren launched a vehement attack on the BJP on Friday, accusing the party of undermining India's economic stability through misdirected policies.

Delivering his remarks during the concluding day of the monsoon assembly session, Soren alleged that the BJP engages in "vote-bank politics" by dividing the populace in the name of religion.

Amid protest from BJP members in the House, he asserted that the country's assets were being sold off recklessly while farmers' livelihoods were at risk. Soren also highlighted that the people of Ayodhya delivered a significant blow to the BJP in the recent Lok Sabha elections for attempting to divide the nation on religious grounds.

(With inputs from agencies.)