
Jharkhand poll: Ajoy Kumar, Congress candidate and former IPS officer, centers his campaign on his past performance
The Hindu
Dr. Ajoy Kumar, Congress candidate from Jamshedpur East, campaigns tirelessly to meet constituents and promises development for all.
The Karnataka born Dr. Ajoy Kumar also known as encounter specialist once served the city of Jamshedpur as its SP starts his day early morning by meeting people and supporters at his residence 45, Nildih Enclave.
Mr. Kumar is the Congress candidate from Jamshedpur East and pitted against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’ Purnima Das Sahu, the daughter-in-law of Raghubar Das, former Chief Minister, currently serving as governor of Odisha.
As the first phase of polling is just 4 days away, Jamshedpur East is one of the 43 assembly constituencies which will vote, Mr.Kumar has intensified his campaign and leaving no stone unturned to ensure that he personally meets maximum people of his constituency.
That’s the reason he is visiting more than 15 to 18 places in a day. He is touching the feet of elderly people with folded hands, hugging people of his age (66) and calling Beta and Beti to the young ones.
“Just give me one chance and it will make this city a better place. You all have seen me, what I did while serving the SP of Jamshedpur,”Mr. Kumar said during his foot-march at Nirmal Nagar locality.
Mr. Kumar has earlier served as Jharkhand Congress President but started his political innings with Babulal Marandi’s party Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (JVM) which later merged with BJP.
Mr. Kumar had reached the Parliament by contesting the 2011 Lok Sabha elections from Jamshedpur on a JVM ticket. Later he joined the Congress. However in 2014, he lost as Congress candidate in the Modi wave.

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