Hemant Soren’s Call in Assam: Every Vote a Blow to Injustice – Join the Festival of Democracy in Full Strength

Hemant Soren today issued a special appeal to the people regarding the ongoing voting in Assam. He stated that today marks a sacred festival of democracy. It is not merely a day to cast a vote, but an opportunity to determine one’s rights, self-respect, and future. The Chief Minister appealed to all voters in Assam, particularly the exploited and marginalized sections of society to participate in the voting process with full enthusiasm. He emphasized that every single vote is invaluable and serves as a powerful voice against plutocracy, falsehoods, and injustice. He urged the people to unite and cast their votes to secure their rights and a better future, expressing confidence that this struggle would undoubtedly succeed.

Tributes Paid to the Late J.N. Singh by Garlanding His Photograph

Meanwhile, on Wednesday, Chief Minister Hemant Soren and MLA Kalpana Soren visited the residence of the late J.N. Singh, located at Sharda Battery Lane in Pisca More, Ranchi. J.N. Singh was a retired state government official who had passed away recently. The Chief Minister and the MLA paid their tributes to the late J.N. Singh by garlanding his photograph. They met with his son, Vinod Kumar Singh, and other grieving family members, offering their condolences and encouraging them to remain strong during this difficult time of sorrow. The Chief Minister prayed to God to grant peace to the departed soul and to bestow upon the family the strength to bear this loss.