The statement “Hemant will now be alive” has heated up politics.

The BJP-led NDA alliance has secured a majority in Bihar. The alliance has returned to power with a landslide victory. Nitish Kumar is set to be sworn in as Chief Minister for the 10th time. Meanwhile, politics in Jharkhand appears to be heating up. A post by BJP spokesperson Dr. Ajay Alok has sparked political activity. In his post, Ajay Alok wrote, “Now a new bomb in Jharkhand, Hemant will now be alive.” This post is being linked to a change in power. However, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and the Congress have dismissed Ajay Alok’s tweet as baseless. It is being claimed that Hemant Soren is upset with his party for not receiving a seat during the seat-sharing agreement in Bihar. Since then, various reports have been circulating, including the news that the BJP and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha may form a government together in Jharkhand. This is why discussions have intensified regarding such posts. Days after the Grand Alliance’s crushing defeat in the Bihar Assembly elections, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) is now considering reviewing its alliance with the Congress and RJD in Jharkhand. JMM General Secretary Vinod Pandey said, “The RJD and Congress did not coordinate with the JMM during the Bihar Assembly elections; both parties underestimated the JMM.” Significantly, despite being a key alliance partner in the Bihar Assembly elections, the RJD did not give the JMM a single seat, and the Congress remained silent on the issue. Later, the JMM decided not to contest the Bihar Assembly elections, claiming that this decision was due to a “political conspiracy” by its allies, the RJD and the Congress, which resulted in its loss of seats. Initially, the JMM was willing to contest 16 seats, but later announced it would contest 12. As the elections approached, they were willing to compromise on only six seats, but the Congress and RJD refused. It is noteworthy that the Bihar Assembly elections have created a stir in the political scenario of Jharkhand, prompting the Congress and RJD to take swift action to handle possible differences within the ruling alliance in the state.