BJP Vows to Expel Bangladeshis from Jharkhand, Criticizes JMM-Congress Leadership

BJP National President JP Nadda announced plans to expel all Bangladeshis from Jharkhand if voted to power. He criticized the current JMM-Congress coalition for inefficiency and corruption. Nadda, along with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, urged citizens to bring about a change in leadership during the upcoming state elections.

BJP National President JP Nadda declared a strong stance against Bangladeshi infiltrators in Jharkhand, vowing their expulsion if the party is elected to power. Nadda made these statements during a heated address in Palamu, accusing the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)-Congress coalition of complicity and poor governance.

Nadda further criticized the coalition, claiming it failed to deliver on promises such as providing unemployment allowances and government jobs, branding it a 'deceitful' administration. He stressed that children born to infiltrators through marriages with local tribal women would not be granted tribal rights.

Echoing Nadda's sentiments, Union Home Minister Amit Shah condemned the JMM-Congress government as the most corrupt nationally, calling for their removal. The upcoming Jharkhand Assembly elections, beginning November 13, are anticipated to be crucial for both parties.