BJP's 'Aarop Patra' Targets Hemant Soren Government's Unfulfilled Promises

The BJP in Jharkhand released a 22-page 'Aarop Patra' accusing the JMM-led alliance of not fulfilling its electoral promises. Key areas of criticism include unfulfilled job guarantees, failed policy implementations, and alleged corruption. The JMM, however, claims its milestones outweigh these allegations.

The Jharkhand unit of the BJP unveiled a 22-page document on Saturday, called the 'Aarop Patra', accusing the JMM-led government of not delivering on its electoral promises. BJP state chief Babulal Marandi released the document a day after Chief Minister Hemant Soren completed one year in office.

The BJP claims that the government pledged to create a 1932 land records-based domicile policy, protect regional cultures, and provide 10 lakh jobs. They allege none of these promises have been met. Moreover, the government's ambitious 'Maiyan Samman Yojna' has been labeled a failure, with a significant reduction in beneficiaries.

Additionally, Marandi accused the state of falling victim to numerous scams under the JMM-led alliance. The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), however, dismissed the BJP's 'Aarop Patra', stating that the government's achievements in its first year speak volumes and have garnered public support.

(With inputs from agencies.)