By Admin 
Former Jharkhand Chief Minister and JMM founder Shibu Soren is no longer in this world. On Tuesday, August 5, his last rites will be performed in his ancestral village Nemra (District Ramgarh) with full state honors.
There is not only a wave of mourning in the political world due to his death, but the sorrow of losing a column like the soul of Jharkhand is being seen in every heart. On this sad news, son and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren said as his first response, “Today I am zero.”
Baba’s shadow is no more- Hemant Soren
While paying tribute to Shibu Soren, Hemant Soren has written heart touching things on Facebook. He wrote, “I am going through the most difficult days of my life.
The father was not shared only from my head, the pillar of the soul of Jharkhand went away. I did not just call him ‘Baba’, he was my guide, my thoughts were roots, and there were shadows like a forest that saved thousands of Jharkhandis from sun and injustice. My Baba was very simple. Born in a small house in Nemra village, where there was poverty, there was hunger, but had courage. He lost his father as a child. The exploitation of Zamindari gave him such a fire. Which made him struggling all his life. “
When Hemant Soren asked- Why do you call you Dishom Guru?
Hemant Soren in his tribute emphasized that his father never considered power to be an achievement. He has seen him. While running a plow, sitting among the people, did not just give speeches, won the grief of the people. In childhood, when I used to ask him: “Baba, why do you call you Dishom Guru?” So he would smile and say: “Son, I only understood his sorrow and made his fight my own.” That title was neither written in any book, nor Parliament gave – came out of the hearts of the people of Jharkhand. ‘Dishom’ means society, ‘Guru’ means that show the way. And to be honest, Baba did not just show us the way, taught us to walk.
He never considered power as an achievement- Hemant Soren
‘In childhood, I saw them struggling only, I saw the elders fighting with elders. I was afraid but Baba never scared. They used to say: “If standing against injustice is a crime, then I will be guilty again and again.” Baba’s struggle cannot explain any book. He was in his sweat, in his voice, and his slippers covered in a torn heel.
When the state of Jharkhand became the state, his dream came true, but he never considered power as an achievement. He said: “This state is not a chair for me, it is the identity of my people.” Today is not Baba, but his voice is echoing within me. I learned to fight you, Baba, not to bow down.
I am going through the most difficult days of my life.
My head did not just shared the father,
The pillar of the soul of Jharkhand went away.I didn’t just call them ‘Baba’
He was my guide, the roots of my thoughts,
And there were that forest shadow
Which gave thousands of millions of Jharkhandis
Sun and…– Hemant Soren (@hemantSorenjm) August 5, 2025
Will not let Jharkhand bow down- Hemant Soren
Being emotional, Hemant wrote, “I learned to love you without any selfishness. Now you are not among us, but you are in every footpath of Jharkhand. In every mandar’s beat, in the soil of every farm, every poor you look into the eyes of every poor. Now the dream you have dreamed of, I will not let Jharkhand bend, I will not let your name be erased. Give up your son, you will have to follow your son