Voting begins at 7 am on Wednesday morning for the second phase of the Jharkhand assembly elections, with voting taking place in the remaining 38 seats.
Jharkhand will go for its second phase of assembly elections tomorrow with several interesting contests on the anvil across 38 constituencies in 12 districts.
As 38 Assembly seats in Jharkhand will go to the polls in the second and final phase of the election on Wednesday, Congress leader Ghulam Ahmed Mir, the party's in-charge for the state, expressed confidence in the INDIA alliance's victory.
Ahead of the second phase of the assembly elections in Jharkhand, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and former Chief Minister Champi Soren on Tuesday attacked Congress and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) for ignoring the issues concerning Adivasis.
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren hit out at the Bharatiya Janata Party on Monday, saying that the party only makes false promises to trap the voters.
""I just want love and blessings from everyone in the Gandey constituency. I want people to showcase their support for me based on the work I have done here in Gandey in 4-5 months," Kalpana Soren said.
He further alleged that Jharkhand has lagged behind other states because these parties have deprived the state from the dvelopmental schemes run by the Centre.
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday attacked Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren for allegedly not fulfilling its promises to provide 5 lakh jobs and said that the people of the state are ready to oust the JMM-Congress government from power.
Amid the ongoing assembly elections in Jharkhand and the last day of campaigning, state Congress in-charge Ghulam Ahmed Mir on Monday expressed confidence about the party's performance and forming the government in the state, saying that they will perform well in the second phase. The allian
Amid the ongoing assembly elections in Jharkhand, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Monday asserted that Hemant Soren's government would be uprooted from the ground this time. People are angry with the looting policy of the current government in Jharkhand, he added.