Record broken in Jharkhand, Soren government will be formed again, did jail change history?

Bharatiya Janata Party had given its full strength to win the Jharkhand Assembly elections 2024 this time. But the results that came have dealt a big blow to his hopes. Along with this, a record has also been broken in Jharkhand elections and that is the record of a government coming back to power in the state.

Actually, this state with 81 member assembly has been quite unstable politically. This is the same state where Madhu Koda, who had contested as an independent candidate, has even become the Chief Minister of the state. In such a situation, we can guess what kind of political mood is here. Not only this, since the year 2000 when this state was separated from Bihar, the Chief Minister appointed by BJP, Raghuvar Das, has been the only CM who had completed his tenure for five years. However, after that he also had to face defeat in the next elections. That is, before this no government had been able to come back to power in Jharkhand.

In such a situation, political experts believe that a major factor behind JMM’s victory in this election is the sending of state Chief Minister Hemant Soren to jail in a corruption case. Senior journalist Abhay Dubey says that whether it is Jharkhand or Maharashtra, there were no promises and plans made by BJP in both the states, after that if BJP had to face defeat then this is the factor behind it. – Hemant Soren should be sent to jail.

Abhay Dubey says that the schemes were being run by the ruling parties in Jharkhand and Maharashtra. Those parties also benefited from those schemes. But, there was a wave of sympathy for Hemant Soren in the entire tribal areas of Jharkhand.

When the first round of voting was held in tribal areas, JMM had won by a huge margin. Therefore, if BJP had not taken ED action against Hemant Soren, then perhaps BJP would not have been in such a bad condition in Jharkhand. Therefore, ED’s action against Hemant Soren is being considered an important factor in BJP’s defeat.