These Ba$tarD$ want Wealth Redistribution! Political plunder---while tribals die of hunger in Jharkhand

We pay 30% plus taxes only to be robbed in daylight by politicians.

This SoB is a Congress MLA from Pakur (Jharkhand), and he is the Minister of Rural Development (Irony died million deaths). Pakur is one of the 4 LEAST developed districts in Jharkhand. Hunger is rampant. Original inhabitants are trbals (Santhals and Paharias). And Congress MLA and Minister of INDI Alliance is plundering the coffers, that you filled with excessive deductions of Income Tax.
JMM+RJD+Congress shall be tried for the "gangrape" of Jharkhand!
There are other serious ED cases against this Alamgir, who is a criminal, and his brother got a Toll Plaza license through illegal tendering, and HC at Ranchi asked ED to be a party in that case!
Make a funeral pyre of this cash and ask criminals to perform Sati for the state of Jharkhand to be exonerated of their crime of choosing criminals as their MLAs, Ministers, and CMs (already in jail).
As a nation, we shall be ashamed that INDI Alliance exists as descendants of the plunderers (Mughals and British).
Unfortunately, for billions of dollars of financial crime, none of the politicians ever got jailed for a serious long term in India.
Narendra Modi ji- Modi 3.0 must bring financial plunder , especially by elected representatives a crime to be nonbailable and jail terms of 20 years with passport impounded, property and bank accounts and other assets confiscated.
These Ba$tarD$ want Wealth Redistribution!

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