In the lead-up to Jharkhand's elections, Union Minister and Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM) leader Jitan Ram Manjhi has announced that the NDA will secure a majority and form the government in the state. Manjhi, who is a key ally of the BJP within the NDA, emphasized his party’s unwavering loyalty to the alliance and to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Manjhi stated that HAM will contest 10 seats in the upcoming Jharkhand elections, further strengthening the NDA's position. He reassured voters of the coalition's continued focus on social justice and development, particularly for marginalized communities. This declaration aligns with broader efforts by NDA leaders, including BJP President JP Nadda and Prime Minister Modi, to consolidate alliances and prepare for a decisive electoral battle in Jharkhand.
The political landscape in the state is tense, with both the NDA and opposition parties vying for dominance. However, with Manjhi’s reaffirmation of support, the NDA appears well-positioned to rally its voter base and emerge victorious in the state assembly elections.
