JMM-led coalition has turned infiltrators into vote banks, says Amit Shah in Jharkhand poll rally

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday accused the ruling JMM-led alliance of turning illegal immigrants into “vote banks” and promised to address the issue of infiltration if the BJP comes to power in the state.

Addressing an election rally in Jharkhand’s Giridih, he said, “We will wipe out Naxalism and infiltration from Jharkhand,” he said. “Every infiltrator will be deported.”

Shah claimed that the BJP would form the next government in Jharkhand, following the first phase of elections, and vowed to tackle corruption within the JMM-led coalition.

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“If the BJP is voted to power, we will set up an SIT to probe the corruption of JMM-Congress leaders, and they will be put behind bars,” Shah said. “Every paisa looted by them will be returned to the state treasury.”

Shah also mocked the Congress party, claiming Sonia Gandhi’s attempts to launch her son into politics had repeatedly failed.

“Sonia-ji is fond of launching her son. She tried to launch the ‘Rahul plane’ 20 times, but it failed to land. It crashed 20 times. It will crash again at Deoghar airport,” Shah said, referring to the Congress leader’s political struggles.

Shah also criticised the Waqf Board in Karnataka for allegedly grabbing land from ancient temples and farmlands. He vowed to introduce an amendment to the Waqf Board Act to stop such practices, despite opposition from Congress and the JMM-led coalition.

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“This Waqf Board is in the habit of grabbing land,” Shah said. “In Karnataka, they have taken land from entire villages and 500-year-old temples. The BJP will pass a bill in Parliament to amend the Waqf Act,

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