Jharkhand BJP chief Laxman Gilua said some “invisible, anti-government forces” were engaged in disturbing the state, which was “marching” on the path of development under Raghubar Das-led government.
He reacted sharply on the hurling of shoes and slippers and showing of black flags to the Chief Minister at Kharswan where he visited to pay tribute to the tribals killed in police firing during separate statehood movement on January 1, 1948, described it as “cheap politics aimed to gain publicity”.
Asked whether he saw any political conspiracy behind the incident, the Member of Parliament, pinpointed JMM for triggering the trouble.
“JMM has dishonoured the martyrs by raising anti-government slogans at Shahid Park, the memorial of the martyrs, as it was not the right place to raise slogans against the government,” he said.
