Lawless Jharkhand: Center Minister’s Bold Statement on Hemant Soren’s Release

Former Chief Minister Hemant Soren’s release from jail after his involvement in a land scam has raised serious concerns about the deteriorating law and order situation in Jharkhand. Central Minister Sanjay Seth has made a bold statement claiming that the state is witnessing a breakdown in law enforcement. He further predicted that the BJP will soon form a government in the state with a two-thirds majority.

In a recent interview with ANI, Seth expressed that the deteriorating situation in Jharkhand is causing distress among the people. The state’s current condition is worse than it was when Bihar was a part of it. The youth, students, and teachers are all troubled by the ongoing increase in crime. Seth also highlighted the rising crime rate in the state, stating that the people are losing faith in the current government. He confidently stated that the BJP will soon establish a government in the state with a two-thirds majority.

On the other hand, Hemant Soren, upon his release, claimed that he was framed in a conspiracy and falsely accused in a case related to the land scam. He spent five months in jail before being granted bail by the Jharkhand High Court. His release has sent a message across the country about how he was entangled in a plot. Soren vowed to fight back and bring the ongoing battle to a conclusive end.

It is important to note that Hemant Soren was charged with money laundering in connection to the land scam back in January. However, the Jharkhand High Court granted him bail, stating that there was no direct evidence linking Soren to the allegations.

The release of a prominent political figure like Hemant Soren and his subsequent statements have sparked a debate on the state of law and order in Jharkhand. With the BJP eyeing a potential victory in the upcoming elections, the political landscape in the state is set to witness significant changes in the near future.

Overall, the situation in Jharkhand remains tense as key players in the political arena gear up for what promises to be a highly competitive and transformative period in the state’s history.