On one hand, the central leadership of the party in BJP has taken charge of the election campaign and has engaged state leaders to contest the elections, while on the other hand, in the Congress, most of the big leaders are not contesting the elections and the central leadership also does not see any special significance in the elections. Used to be. Rahul Gandhi’s rallies were held for two days in the areas where the first phase of voting took place, but there was no follow-up and no other national leader was seen campaigning. Congress made Keshav Mahato Kamlesh the state president three months before the elections. But they are neither contesting nor getting elections fought. Former state president Rajesh Thakur is also not contesting the elections. Alamgir Alam, who was the leader of the legislature party for about five years, is in jail and his wife is contesting the elections. Current legislative party leader Rameshwar Oraon’s health is not such that he can campaign outside his area.
If we talk about national leadership, then on the advice of which genius strategist, Congress made Ghulam Ahmed Mir, a resident of Jammu and Kashmir, in-charge of Jharkhand and after that Tariq Anwar of Bihar was made election in-charge or election observer. Everyone knows that the Muslim vote is not going anywhere except Congress. But Congress handed over command in Jharkhand to two Muslim leaders. None of them are seen campaigning in Jharkhand. Ghulam Ahmed Mir cannot even campaign because he has probably not gone anywhere other than Ranchi in the last two years and does not know anyone. Tariq Anwar can definitely campaign but his activity is also not visible. If we compare him with BJP’s election in-charges, his performance will not appear to be even 10 percent. Congress is fighting the elections with the belief that if there is goodwill towards Hemant Soren, then Congress will also get votes along with JMM. There is no need to work separately for this.