
Forced to bring anti-mob lynching law after 'Ravana' BJP came to power at Centre: Jharkhand CM
India Today
On Monday, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren said the state government was forced to enact an anti-mob lynching legislation after 'Ravana' BJP came to power at the centre and ruined "the social fabric" of the country.
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Monday went all guns blazing on the BJP and said that the state government was forced to enact anti-mob lynching legislation after the "Ravana" party came to power at Centre, "ruining the social fabric" of the country.
Asserting that the Prevention of Mob Violence and Mob Lynching Bill 2021, passed in the Jharkhand assembly during its recently concluded winter session, will prevent anti-social elements from taking the law into their hands, Soren said that the Centre should have enacted such a legislation to protect the citizens of the country.

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