'Conspirators will be wiped out,' CM Soren hits out at BJP again
'Conspirators will be wiped out,' CM Soren hits out at BJP again
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Ranchi: Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren once again attacked the BJP in Ranchi, Jharkhand. He said that today it is concerned that an attempt is being made to topple the present government in Jharkhand. However, such conspiracies started from the very next day we came to power. Some so-called tribals, who are like middlemen, are trying to provoke the original tribals of the state by collaborating with our rivals. I would like to tell them that people have now recognized their conspiracy which has been going on for 20 years. So in 2019, they uprooted one engine of this double engine. When the fight for another state comes to the fore, the rest of the conspirators will be eliminated.

Earlier, Chief Minister Hemant Soren was questioned for 9 hours at the ED office in Ranchi on Thursday in connection with the money laundering case related to the famous illegal mining case of Jharkhand. He left the ED office at 9.30 pm. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) had summoned him to appear on November 17.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Soren addressed the media before going to the ED office. In this, he alleged that a conspiracy was being hatched to topple his government. ED is probing illegal mining in the state. In this connection, I have sent a letter to ED that how the mention of the 1000 crore scam which has come from Sahebganj district is unfortunate. Along with this, Soren had alleged that a conspiracy was being hatched to topple his government which was doing the welfare of the tribals. The conspirators are determined to overthrow the present government in the state because they know that we will strengthen the tribals so much that the outsiders will be thrown out.

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