Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has reached out to voters in Jharkhand by emphasizing the importance of "Roti, Beti, and Maati" in his campaign for the BJP. With elections approaching, Chouhan expressed his commitment, saying, "I promise you on behalf of PM Modi and JP Nadda that if BJP gets elected in Jharkhand, we will ensure the protection of your 'roti,' 'beti,' and 'maati.'"
In this context, 'roti' represents the widespread unemployment issue in the state, 'beti' addresses concerns related to 'love jihad' and violence against women, while 'maati' refers to the 'land jihad' linked to the arrival of illegal immigrants in Jharkhand.
Notably, women voters have shown a favorable response to the BJP's campaign, indicating a growing emotional connection with the party. This shift suggests that the BJP is gaining traction among voters, potentially disrupting the traditional support for the JMM and Congress.
As the 81-member Jharkhand Legislative Assembly prepares for elections between November and December, all major parties, including the JMM, Congress, and BJP, are competing for control of Ranchi. Current trends suggest that the BJP may have a significant advantage over its competitors.
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has launched a campaign in Jharkhand, emphasizing the BJP's commitment to protecting the state's 'Roti, Beti, and Maati' as it approaches elections between November and December. He highlighted key issues such as unemployment ('roti'), violence against women and 'love jihad' ('beti'), and the challenges of illegal immigration affecting land ownership ('maati'). The BJP's message has resonated particularly with women voters, indicating a potential shift in support from the traditional strongholds of the JMM and Congress. As all major parties vie for control of the 81-member Jharkhand Legislative Assembly, current trends suggest the BJP may have an upper hand in the upcoming election battle.
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