Rashtriya Jankranti Morcha

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Rashtriya Jankranti Morcha
AbbreviationRJM
PresidentAbdul Mobin Rizvi
General Secretary Mahmood Alam
FounderMister Alam Asrafee [1]
Founded27 November 2011
(12 years ago)
 (2011-11-27) [2]
ECI StatusUnrecognized
Alliance Janmat
Election symbol
Candle - Election Symbol.png
Website
rajmo.in

The Rashtriya Jankranti Morcha ( abbreviated asRJM; translation: National People's revolution Front) is an Indian political party based in the state of Jharkhand. [3] [4] The party was founded in 2011. [5] Rashtriya Jankranti Morcha (RJM) is a registered political party through Election Commission of India in 2014. [6] Also Rashtriya Jankranti Morcha (RJM) contested General Election from Chatra Lok Sabha constituency in 2014. [7] [8] [9] There are 37 unrecognized registered political parties in the state of Jharkhand which will also contest Jharkhand assembly election in 2024 including Rashtriya Jankranti Morcha. [10] [11]

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History

Rashtriya Jankranti Morcha was established on November 27, 2011 by Mister Alam Asrafee in Chatra district. [5]

Formation

Rashtriya Jankranti Morcha was formed on November 27, 2011. [5]

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