Pictures after the victory of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha in the assembly elections.
Hemant Soren of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha is going to form the government again in Jharkhand elections. In the results declared on November 23, JMM alliance i.e. INDIA block won 56 out of 81 assembly seats.
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INDIA block won 15 seats more than the majority. JMM alone got 34 seats. The BJP alliance could win only 24 seats. That means the majority was left behind by 13 seats.
However, JMM's vote share is 23.47%, while BJP's vote share is almost 10 percentage points higher at 33.20%.
After the results, Chief Minister Soren said that India's performance in the elections was good. On the other hand, posters are being put up on the streets of Ranchi that Sherdil Soren is back again.
In the 2019 assembly elections, JMM won 30, Congress 16 and RJD won one seat. There was an alliance of all three parties. Then JMM leader Hemant Soren became the Chief Minister. BJP had got 25 seats.
Hemant is the only contender for the post of Chief Minister Hemant Soren became the Chief Minister by replacing Champai after his release in the ED case. Projected his arrest as an insult to the tribal leader.
Champai, a big tribal leader of the party, joined BJP, but the results show that JMM did not suffer the loss that was expected.
Soren's party is the largest party in the alliance by winning 34 seats. Soren was also the face of the post of Chief Minister. He is certain to become the next Chief Minister. In such a situation, Soren will be the Chief Minister who is going to become the CM by winning back-to-back elections.
1. Amount of Maiyan Yojana increased On October 14, before the announcement of assembly elections, Hemant Soren had passed a proposal to increase the amount of Mainiyan Samman Yojana from Rs 1000 to Rs 2500. This bet proved to be a game changer. In response, BJP had promised to give Rs 2100 on the 11th of every month under the Gogo Didi scheme.
2. Loan waiver of Rs 400 crore of farmers CM Hemant Soren announced in September to waive off loans of up to Rs 2 lakh of farmers of the state. This will benefit 1 lakh 76 thousand 977 farmers of Jharkhand. Rs 400.66 crore will be spent for this.
Also, Hemant government decided not to charge any electricity bill if the state consumes up to 200 units of electricity every month. Apart from this, the outstanding bill amount till August 2024 has also been waived. Soren benefited from the announcement of electricity bill and farmer loan waiver.
3. The issue of BJP's infiltration was not raised BJP focused more on the issue of Bangladeshi infiltration during the election campaign. Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said in his rally – 'We will select each and every infiltrator and throw them out. Those infiltrating Jharkhand will be straightened by hanging them upside down.
Assam CM Hemanta Biswa Sharma and BJP's Jharkhand election in-charge Shivraj Singh Chouhan kept raising the issue of expelling Bangladeshi infiltrators throughout the campaign. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also raised the issue of Bangladeshi infiltration loudly in his public meetings. However, this issue did not move among the public.
128 women contested elections, 12 won According to the Election Commission, 128 women were in the fray in the Jharkhand Assembly elections. Of these, only 12 women have won. Male candidates won on 69 seats.
Out of 27 defectors, 19 lost, only 8 won. In Jharkhand, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, Bharatiya Janata Party, All Jharkhand Students Union, Bahujan Samaj Party, Samajwadi Party and Congress had together given tickets to 27 turncoat candidates. Of these, 19 had to face defeat. Only 8 candidates could win.
Of the 7 candidates who joined JMM, 3 faced defeat. Tickets were given to 8 turncoats who joined BJP. Of these, 5 lost. All the candidates who joined AJSU, Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party had to face defeat. Similarly, Congress had given tickets to two people who had defected. One of these candidates was defeated.
Exit polls – 50% exit polls proved wrong After the election results came, 50% of the exit polls were proved wrong. After the end of assembly election voting, 8 exit polls came in Jharkhand. Of these, BJP alliance was expected to form in 4, while India alliance was expected to form government in 2. The remaining 2 exit polls had predicted a hung assembly.
In 2019, JMM got 30 seats, BJP 25 seats. In the 2019 assembly elections, JMM had won 30 seats, Congress 16 and RJD had won one seat. There was an alliance of all three parties. Then JMM leader Hemant Soren became the Chief Minister. BJP had got 25 seats.
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Focus on burglary in Jharkhand, BJP's house looted: 11 new seats won, 15 existing ones lost; Neither will Champai, nor will be divided or cut.
BJP's move has backfired in Jharkhand. BJP focused on winning new seats and won 11 new seats, but lost 15 seats where it had won in 2019.
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Hemant Soren has returned to power in Jharkhand for the second consecutive time. In the election results declared on Saturday, INDIA block has won 56 out of 81 seats, which is 15 seats more than the majority figure of 41.
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