Archive · 30 Jan 2026
Jharkhand BJP accuses govt of fearing defeat in municipal polls
The BJP in Jharkhand says the state government is scared of losing the upcoming municipal elections.
They claim the government is changing the rules so that the elections won't be based on political parties.
Instead, the elections will be held by ballot, which means people will vote secretly.
The BJP says this is not fair and that the government is trying to control the elections.
They want people to vote for candidates who will work for the public and not be corrupt.
Other parties, like the Congress, are also getting ready for the elections, but they will have to work without party symbols.
Jharkhand BJP accuses the Hemant government of fearing defeat in municipal elections.
The government has announced that elections will not be held on a party basis.
Elections will be conducted by ballot, leading to accusations of administrative influence.
BJP and other parties are preparing for the elections, focusing on public-welfare candidates.
Congress and its alliance partner JMM are coordinating their strategies for the polls.
- Who
- Jharkhand BJP, including Aditya Sahu, Babulal Marandi, and Rajesh Thakur
- What
- Accusations against the Hemant government for not holding party-based municipal elections
- When
- January 30, 2024
- Where
- Jharkhand, India
- Why
- BJP claims the government is fearing defeat and influencing elections administratively
- State
- Jharkhand
- Election Type
- Municipal elections
- Number of Urban Local Bodies
- 48
- Election Method
- Ballot
- Key Figures
- Aditya Sahu, Babulal Marandi, Rajesh Thakur