JP Nadda: "Every Bangladeshi Will Be Thrown Out of Jharkhand" at Palamu Rally

Palamu: Union Health Minister and BJP National President JP Nadda said on Friday that if the BJP comes to power in Jharkhand , all Bangladeshi nationals will be expelled from the state, and children born to infiltrators who marry local women will not be granted tribal rights. 

In a fiery speech in Palamu on Saturday, Nadda held the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)- Congress coalition responsible for the presence of Bangladeshi infiltrators in the state and vowed that the BJP would take strong action against illegal immigrants.

"Every Bangladeshi will be thrown out of Jharkhand and along with that the way they marry tribal sisters and want rights on their tribal land, the children born from them will not be given any tribal rights." said JP Nadda.

Nadda also slammed the ruling JMM-Congress government for failing to fulfill key promises, including unemployment benefits, government jobs, and financial support for women's empowerment.

He described the JMM-Congress government as "deceitful" and a "government of liars and thieves."

"They (JMM-Congress) had said that they would give unemployment allowance, they had said that they would give government jobs, they had said that they would provide financial help for the progress of women; did anything happen? This is a deceitful government; this is a government of liars; this is a government that supports thieves," Nadda added.

Earlier, Union Home Minister Amit Shah also slammed the JMM-Congress government, calling it the most corrupt in the country. He urged the people to remove them from power.

"The Congress-JMM government is the most corrupt in the entire country.
It needs to be changed. If you want to stop this corruption, uproot the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and Congress government. Those who have stolen your money will not be spared," said Amit Shah at a rally.

The 81-seat Jharkhand Assembly will hold elections in two phases on November 13 and 20, with vote counting set for November 23.

In the 2019 Assembly elections, the JMM won 30 seats, the BJP won 25, and the Congress won 16.

(with agency inputs)