38.6c New Delhi, India, Saturday, November 29, 2025
Top Stories Supreme Court
Political NEWS Legislative Corner Celebstreet International Videos
Subscribe Contact Us
close
News Updates

Jharkhand Lok Sabha Polls: Isolated by JMM, Sita Soren joins BJP

By Mahima Katal      19 March, 2024 05:00 PM      0 Comments
Jharkhand Lok Sabha Polls Isolated by JMM Sita Soren joins BJP

New Delhi: Shortly after resigning from the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), Sita Soren officially joined the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) today. In her resignation letter written, Sita Soren stated that since her husband's demise, she and her family have faced continuous disrespect. 

A three-time MLA from Jama, Sita Soren is also the spouse of the late Durga Soren, the elder brother of the former Chief Minister, who passed away in 2009 at the age of 39.

Also Read -  Supreme Court Refers 1998 Narasimha Rao Case on MPs Immunity from Prosecution to 7-Judge Bench

Her resignation comes a fortnight after the Supreme Court overturned a 1998 judgement in a case where Shibu Soren was an accused saying that MPs and MLAs who take bribes to vote or speak in a certain manner in the House are not immune from prosecution. She is accused of accepting bribe from an independent candidate in the 2012 Rajya Sabha elections. 

Also Watch -  

JMM Rajya Sabha MP Mahua Maji termed Sita Sorens resignation as shocking and urged her to reconsider the decision.

I would like to ask why only Kalpana Soren, who is not even an MLA and has no political experience. Under what circumstances her name is doing the rounds as the next chief minister when there are so many senior leaders in the party, Sita Soren said after Hemant Soren's arrest.

If they want to elect from the family, I am the seniormost and have been an MLA for around 14 years, she added.

Jharkhand will go to polls in four phases from May 13 to June 1. The results will be declared on June 4.

Also Read - 'Bribery not protected as Parliamentary privileges,' SC overrules 1998 majority view in P V Narasimha Rao case [Read Judgment]



Share this article:

About:

Mahima Katal, journalist with a commitment to high-quality research, writing, and production. Proven...Read more

Follow:
FacebookTwitterLinkedinInstagram


Leave a feedback about this
Related Posts
View All

Jharkhand Lok Sabha Polls: Isolated by JMM, Sita Soren joins BJP Jharkhand Lok Sabha Polls: Isolated by JMM, Sita Soren joins BJP

Sita Soren officially joins the BJP. Here's what she said about her resignation from Jharkhand Mukti Morcha.

Promises for Institutional & Judicial Reforms: Analysis of Election Manifestos Promises for Institutional & Judicial Reforms: Analysis of Election Manifestos

Analysis of BJP and Congress 2024 election manifestos focusing on promises for institutional and judicial reforms, highlighting key commitments and proposed changes.

TRENDING NEWS


TOP STORIES

delhi-hc-upholds-eds-provisional-attachment-orders-in-international-cricket-betting-racket
Trending Judiciary
Delhi HC Upholds ED’s Provisional Attachment Orders in International Cricket Betting Racket [Read Judgment]

Delhi High Court upholds ED’s provisional attachment orders in a major international cricket betting and hawala case, dismissing all petitions under PMLA.

25 November, 2025 01:03 PM
delhi-hc-upholds-different-retirement-ages-for-coast-guard-officers
Trending Judiciary
Delhi HC Upholds Different Retirement Ages for Coast Guard Officers [Read Judgment]

Delhi High Court upholds different retirement ages for Coast Guard officers, ruling the distinction lawful and not comparable to CAPFs’ uniform superannuation age.

25 November, 2025 01:21 PM
sc-holds-defective-affidavit-in-ibc-is-curable-not-fatal-to-petition
Trending Judiciary
SC Holds Defective Affidavit In IBC Is Curable, Not Fatal To Petition [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds that a defective affidavit in a Section 7 IBC application is a curable irregularity, not grounds for rejection, and stresses mandatory notice requirements.

25 November, 2025 01:46 PM
police-cannot-label-sc-st-complaints-as-civil-disputes-fir-must-be-registered-immediately-madras-hc
Trending Judiciary
Police Cannot Label SC/ST Complaints as ‘Civil Disputes’, FIR Must Be Registered Immediately: Madras HC [Read Order]

Madras High Court rules police cannot treat SC/ST complaints as civil disputes and must register FIRs immediately under Section 18-A without preliminary enquiry.

25 November, 2025 01:58 PM

ADVERTISEMENT


Join Group

Signup for Our Newsletter

Get Exclusive access to members only content by email