‘Reminiscence of previous 12 months imprinted’: Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren reveals prisoner’s stamp available on his birthday | India Information

NEW DELHI: Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren marked his birthday on Saturday by sharing a poignant reflection on social media. He posted a picture of a prisoner’s stamp on his hand, describing it as a logo of the continuing challenges confronted by democracy. Soren defined that the stamp was positioned on his hand by jail authorities upon his launch from jail.

“Right now, on the event of my birthday, the reminiscence of the previous one 12 months is imprinted in my coronary heart – that’s the prisoner’s stamp – which was placed on my hand once I was launched from jail. This mark isn’t just of mine, however a logo of the present challenges of our democracy,” Soren wrote in his put up.
Soren was launched from Birsa Munda Jail in Ranchi on June 28 after being granted bail by the excessive court docket in connection to a cash laundering case associated to a land rip-off.
“When an elected chief minister will be put in jail for 150 days with none proof, criticism or crime, then what is going to they do with the widespread tribals, Dalits, oppressed individuals – I need not say this,” he added.
As the chief president of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), Soren was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate on January 31, shortly after resigning as chief minister.
“Right now, I’m much more decided and I strengthen my resolve to combat for the rights of each exploited, disadvantaged, Dalit, backward, tribal, and indigenous individuals,” he declared.
The chief minister expressed his dedication to advocating for people and communities who face oppression, injustice, and harassment based mostly on their ethnicity, customs, or apparel.
“We now have to unite and construct a society the place the legislation is equal for all, the place there is no such thing as a misuse of energy,” he stated.
“We should face many challenges. However I’m assured that collectively we are able to overcome these challenges. As a result of our nation’s unity and variety is our power,” Soren concluded.