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Will the BJP government be formed in Jharkhand ? | Raghubar Das EXCLUSIVE

The Central Election Commission has recommended the cancellation of the assembly membership of Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren. It has been decided that he will have to resign from the post of Chief Minister. While being CM, he had taken the mines on lease in his name. Former Chief Minister Raghuvar Das and BJP had given a written complaint to Governor Ramesh Bais calling it a violation of the Office of Profit and Representation of the People Act. On this, the Governor had sought the opinion of the Central Election Commission. The Election Commission has recommended the cancellation of the assembly membership of Hemant Soren in the intention sent to the Governor after hearing on this issue.

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