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Ranchi: Rejecting the corruption charges levelled by BJP MLA Babulal Marandi, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) on Thursday claimed all illegal activities in Santhal Pargana have stopped since the Hemant Soren government assumed office in January 2020. More than 900 vehicles involved in illegal mining and transportation have been seized and Rs 90 lakh has been levied as fine in Santhal Pargana till May this year. Our government is determined to halt all illegal activities in the region, JMM general secretary Supriyo Bhattacharya said.
On June 1, Marandi had accused JMM of being involved in corruption, extortion and other criminal activities in the division. Marandi had pointed fingers at Pankaj Mishra, representative of chief minister Hemant Soren in the Barhait assembly constituency, and said he was actively involved in a host of illegal activities. Marandi had claimed Mishra had threatened a local BJP functionary for tweeting against the incumbent government and usurping the lands
The women reached Dhanbad station and were taken to their home district of Dumka by special bus.
RANCHI/DHANBAD: Thirty-six tribal women from Jharkhand, who were stranded in Tamil Nadu due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown in the southern state, returned to their home district of Dumka on Friday with the help of the state government, a senior official said.
The women who are residents of remote areas of the Dumka district, used to work in textile firms in Tamil Nadu. However, many of them lost their jobs due to the Covid-19 situation and were stranded there with no means to return home.
According to the report, total funds collected by nine political parties during the Bihar assembly election held in 2020 was Rs 185.14 crore and the total expenditure incurred was Rs 81.86 crore.