Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has received permission to partake in the floor test on February 5, as confirmed by a special court in Ranchi. The advocate general, Rajiv Ranjan, revealed that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) strongly opposed the petition, asserting that the real motive behind arresting Hemant Soren was to destabilize the government. Ranjan emphasized the alleged malafide nature of the entire exercise, maintaining this stance since the beginning.
The floor test is scheduled to commence at 11 am on February 5, and Hemant Soren will be allowed to participate in the proceedings for as long as the voting continues. Here are the key developments surrounding the Jharkhand floor test:
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