State BJP Spokesperson Pratul Shahdeo today said that the political parties of ruling coalition Government had made big promises in their manifesto, but they are now feeling technically unable to fulfill these promises. Therefore the government has also started making excuses.

Pratul said that the Chief Minister is constantly saying that the treasury is empty, while everyone knows that the highest revenue collection is in the month of December, January, February.

“But most of these months are used by Hemant Soren by attending the Congress court in Delhi and not focusing on revenue collection. If from the first day the Chief Minister had paid attention to the revenue collection, the Government would have achieved its target this year,” he said.

Pratul said that it seems that the Congress has given the fund collection target to the coalition Government of Jharkhand for the election of Bihar. And, therefore, all the tenders in recent days have been cancelled, he added.

“The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha in its manifesto had never spoken of taking a limited written examination to regulate the para teachers.

This means that the Government has reversed its promise. The Government should tell that those who will not be able to pass the examination will not be regular.

Similarly, the Congress and the JMM had already promised to take a decision in the Cabinet to declare the loan waiver of the farmers. Despite more than one month of formation of government, no decision has been taken on this issue so far.

The BJP is ready to support the Government on positive issues even today.

But a Government whose foundation is laid on the massacre of tribals, communal riots and hooliganism committed by the relatives and supporters of ministers, cannot be expected to take positive steps,” he said.