Raghubar Das Launches BJP’s ‘Save Democracy, End Anarchy’ Campaign

Former Chief Minister targets INDIA bloc, announces rally in Dumka on November 5

Deoghar: Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das on Tuesday announced the BJP’s ‘Save Democracy, End Anarchy’ campaign, accusing the Congress and other opposition parties of spreading misinformation and creating unrest in the country.Addressing a press conference in Deoghar, Das criticised the INDIA bloc’s ‘Save Vote, Save Country’ rally held in Delhi on November 1. He alleged that the Congress, JMM, Samajwadi Party, Trinamool Congress and Aam Aadmi Party were misleading people with the support of foreign forces. He also accused the Congress of promoting dynastic politics and said the Narendra Modi-led government had achieved more in 12 years than the Congress had during its 60 years in power.On allegations of irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, Das accused the opposition of misleading voters by raising concerns over 13 crore names. He referred to Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s statements on the issue.
The BJP will organise a rally in Dumka on November 5 under the campaign. Former minister Randhir Singh said a similar programme would be held in Deoghar after the Dumka rally, followed by a public outreach campaign.Reacting to an alleged attempt to rape a woman in Jamshedpur’s Gamharia area, Das criticised the Hemant Soren government and demanded the Chief Minister’s resignation. He claimed that nearly 10,000 crimes against women had occurred during the government’s seven-year tenure.
On the occasion, former Deoghar MLA Narayan Das, former Sarath MLA Randhir Singh, BJP Deoghar district president Sachin Rawani,Sachin Sultaniya and other party leaders and workers were present.