JMM will soon field candidates from the remaining one seat of its share under the grand alliance, Jamshedpur. JMM candidates were announced by Morcha General Secretary Vinod Kumar Pandey on Tuesday evening.
Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), the ruling party in Jharkhand and a key partner of the India alliance, on Tuesday announced its candidates for two more Lok Sabha seats in the state. Two-term MP Vijay Hansda has once again been made the candidate for Rajmahal Lok Sabha seat.
On the other hand, in the election battle of Singhbhum, it has been announced to field Manoharpur MLA Joba Manjhi, who was the Minister of Women, Child Development and Social Welfare in the then Hemant government. Joba Manjhi has been a minister four times.
Only one quota seat remains to be announced
With this announcement, JMM has announced candidates for four out of five seats in its quota including Dumka and Giridih. According to the information, JMM will soon field candidates from the remaining one seat of its share in Jamshedpur under the Grand Alliance. JMM candidates were announced by Morcha General Secretary Vinod Kumar Pandey on Tuesday evening.
Who dropped it from where?
• Rajmahal- Vijay Hansda
• Singhbhum- Joba Manjhi
• Giridih- Mathura Prasad Mahato
• Dumka- Nalin Soren
The political battle became exciting
JMM has once again made the political battle exciting by fielding two-term MP Vijay Hansda from Rajmahal Lok Sabha seat under Santal Pargana. A face-to-face contest is being considered for this Muslim and Santali tribal dominated seat. Santal is considered a JMM stronghold, but the BJP has laid a strong cordon in this area to make inroads among the voters.
Political clash between two women in Singhbhum
The curtain has been lifted on JMM’s candidate from Singhbhum Lok Sabha seat. Former minister Joba Manjhi will contest elections on JMM symbol. Five-time MLA Joba is fighting against Geeta Koda, who left Congress and joined BJP.
Geeta is in the battlefield on BJP ticket. According to the candidates announced so far, Singhbhum is a seat where there is a fight between two women. Joba Manjhi is a Santali tribal and Geeta comes from the Koda Ho tribe. Geeta Koda was elected MP from here on the Congress symbol in 2019, contrary to the wave of PM Modi.
