JMM founding person Shibu Soren (Photo | ANI)
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Hemant Soren vows to fulfil father Shibu Soren’s dreams; carry forward fight against injustice

The present Jharkhand CM promised not to let Jharkhand ‘bow down’ and vowed to work to realise his father's dreams by working for the oppressed and the poor.

Mukesh Ranjan

RANCHI: Days after the death of his JMM founding patron and father Shibu Soren, Chief Minister Hemant Soren has written an emotional post on X, assuring that the struggle and sacrifices of the brave forefathers will never go in vain. Soren wrote that he would fulfil every dream of his father Shibu Soren.

“Baba Dishom Guru's son will fulfill every dream... The struggle and sacrifice of our brave men will never go in vain,” aggrieved Hemant Soren posted on X.

Notably, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) founding patron and former Jharkhand Chief Minister Shibu Soren passed away in the early hours of August 4 at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi after a prolonged illness. Hemant Soren, announcing his death, had posted on X, saying, "Respected Guru Dishom has left us all. Today, I have become empty.”

Earlier, a day after the death of Shibu Soren, Hemant Soren had assured that his father's fight against injustice would continue. The Chief Minister also said he was passing through the most difficult phase of his life after the demise of his father.

“I am passing through the most difficult phase of my life, a pillar of Jharkhand's soul gone. No book can explain Baba's struggle, but I vow to continue his fight against injustice," the Jharkhand CM posted on X. Soren promised not to let Jharkhand ‘bow down’ and vowed to work to realise his father's dreams by working for the oppressed and the poor.

Hemant Soren said he will put his foot in his father's shoes to wage a war against injustice. “My father's shadow has disappeared. He was my guide, the root of my thoughts. He inspired thousands and millions of Jharkhandis, like a forest protecting them from sunlight," Soren asserted in the long social media post written in Hindi.

The Chief Minister also reminded that his father's beginnings were "very simple”. Soren further added that when he was a child, he used to ask him why people called him Dishom Guru. “Then he used to smile and reply: Because I just understood their pain and made their fight my own," Soren said.

The title was neither written in any book nor provided by Parliament — it came from the hearts of the people of Jharkhand, he added, further saying, “‘Dishom’ means society and ‘Guru’ means the one who shows the path.”

“And to tell the truth, Baba didn't just show us the path, he taught us to walk on this,” said Soren. Hemant Soren also recounted that he saw his father only struggling and never afraid to wage a war against injustice.

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