Amit Shah Asserts BJP's Commitment to Jharkhand's Tribal Rights Amid Infiltration Claims

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday discussed the impact of rampant infiltration on Jharkhand's tribal population. He pledged that if BJP forms the next state government, a 'White Paper' will be released to protect tribal lands and rights. Shah also criticized current Chief Minister Hemant Soren's governance and accused the Congress of encouraging corruption.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday raised concerns about rampant infiltration impacting Jharkhand's tribal population, promising that a BJP-led government will issue a 'White Paper' to safeguard tribal lands and rights.

Addressing BJP workers at Prabhat Tara Ground during an executive committee meeting, Shah expressed optimism about the BJP's chances in forming the next state government. He criticized incumbent Chief Minister Hemant Soren for policies he claimed were leading to demographic changes and alleged corruption.

Shah also targeted Congress and the INDIA bloc for alleged scams and dynastic politics, further cementing BJP's stance on corruption and national security.