BJP blames President's rule for spurt in Maoist violence

July 03, 2013 00:25

BJP today demanded removal of Jharkhand Governor Syed Ahmed accusing the administration in the state under President's rule of failing to rein in left-wing extremism and dealing with other law and order matters.

"We are deeply shocked and grieved at the death of police personnel in the Maoist attack in Dumka. A district police captain falling to bullets shows the total failure of the state administration under President's rule,' BJP's state unit President Ravindra Rai told reporters here.

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