Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)’s displeasure for India Alliance before Bihar Assembly elections has given new political signals. Jharkhand government minister and Giridih MLA Sudivya Kumar Sonu made it clear in the press conference that JMM will not participate in the Bihar assembly elections.

Also, it will not campaign in favor of any candidate of the Grand Alliance. Now it remains to be seen whether the alliance of India Alliance will break in Jharkhand also.

JMM decided not to contest elections in Bihar

Sudivya Kumar said that this decision of the party was taken due to Congress and RJD not following the coalition dharma. He said that JMM was kept entangled in seat distribution and other arrangements in Bihar and at the last moment some such circumstances arose due to which JMM decided not to contest elections in Bihar. The minister alleged that just as Congress and RJD were given support and seats in Jharkhand while playing the role of elder brothers, similarly injustice was done to JMM in Bihar.

Congress did not take any clear stand in favor of JMM

Sudivya Kumar further said that Congress did not take any clear stand in favor of JMM nor did it take any initiative for mediation. For this reason, JMM took the step of not contesting elections in Bihar. He clarified that both RJD and Congress are responsible in this matter.

On October 18, JMM led by Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren had also announced to contest elections independently in Bihar. The party said that it will not be a part of any alliance and will field its candidates only from six assembly seats Chakai, Dhamdaha, Katoria, Manihari, Jamui and Peerpainti. JMM General Secretary Supremo Bhattacharya said that the party’s support base is continuously increasing in these border seats and their main focus will be to raise the issues of tribals and deprived classes prominently.

BJP took a dig at this decision of JMM

BJP state spokesperson Pratul Shah Dev said that JMM has set a new example of shamelessness by changing its stand in the last one week. First he ran away from Bengal, now he ran away from Bihar also. The whole incident reminds of ‘Bhaag JMM Bhaag’.

Analysts believe that JMM’s displeasure and dissatisfaction over seat distribution in Bihar can become a challenge for India Alliance in Jharkhand. The impact of this step will be seen not only in Bihar elections but also on the political situation of the alliance in Jharkhand. If there is no balance in the alliance then the possibility of India Alliance breaking in Jharkhand may also increase.

Congress MP from Saharanpur, Imran Masood, criticized the action being taken by the police after the violence in Bareilly last month and said on Sunday that the government is behaving separately from those who broke the tomb in Fatehpur and the accused of violence in Bareilly.

He said, ‘This shows that two types of laws are going on in the country.’ In a conversation with ‘PTI-Bhasha’, Masood claimed that the police in Bareilly on Friday (September 26), in the case of violence that took place on Friday (26 September), is also sending the innocent Muslims to jail by implicating them in false cases, showing action that two types of laws are going on in the country.

Questions raised on police attitude

He argued and said, ‘When in Fatehpur, when it is vandalized by entering the tomb, standing on the graves, they are disarmed, then there is no action. Neither the police stick, nor the hands and feet are broken, nor the bullet is fired.

The Congress MP told that, ‘During the Kandar Yatra, dhabas falling on the way are broken, they are set on fire, they are looted, passers -by are beaten up and made fun of law. So there is no action, but is pacified by understanding, but if someone stands with the poster of ‘I Love Mohammed’, then you (police) will also break their hands and feet, will also shoot on your feet. So the truth is that different types of laws are applicable for two different classes.

If the atmosphere is spoiled, the common man of the country will suffer- Imran Masood

Imran Masood further said, ‘This kind of condition that is going on in Uttar Pradesh is not right. The Bharatiya Janata Party has destroyed democracy. There is so much hatred among themselves that it becomes difficult to live in the country. Aman and peace are completely over. If the atmosphere is bad then the common man of the country will be crushed.

The MP, recently ransacked in a hotel by Kanwari in Muzaffarnagar, said, ‘You see that no action was taken in Muzaffarnagar. Who was shot there, who was arrested, whose hands and feet were broken?

There, a woman had built a hotel by putting the capital of the whole life, destroyed the entire hotel. There was a waning of hooliganism, so what action was taken? The police kept watching the spectacle. The case was abolished by filing a report against unknown people. There are videos of such incidents, everything is visible. Despite this, no action was taken.

What did MPs say on ‘I Love Mohammed’ controversy?

Referring to the ‘I Love Mohammed’ campaign, Masood said that he does not consider the performance of the poster to be right. He said that no poster is needed to show love for Mohammad Saheb. Being a Muslim in itself is a guarantee that he has love for Prophet Mohammed in his heart.

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