Amit Shah targets Hemant Soren government for encouraging 'Bangladeshi infiltration'

Shah promised to return the land grabbed by the Bangladeshi infiltrators to its original owners.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit ShahPhoto | PTI
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RANCHI: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday targeted the Hemant Soren government for encouraging Bangladeshi infiltration.

While addressing a poll meeting at Ghatshila in Jharkhand, Shah alleged the JMM-led coalition government has failed to stop the injustice done by the intruders to the sisters and daughters of Jharkhand.

He promised not to spare any of them if the BJP government comes to power in Jharkhand.

He also warned the intruders that they will not be allowed to sleep peacefully.

Shah also promised to return the land, grabbed by the Bangladeshi infiltrators, to its original owners. “If BJP government is formed in Jharkhand, we will enact a law to return the land to the innocent tribals of Jharkhand. The law will be implemented with retrospective effect,” said Shah.

"A Law will also be enacted so that no land could be transferred to the infiltrators", he added.

Shah assured the people of Jharkhand that the Uniform Civil Code would be implemented in Jharkhand at any cost. However, he added that the tribal culture, rituals and traditional norms would be kept untouched.

"Uniform Civil Code will be introduced in Jharkhand but the Tribal community will be kept out of its ambit. Rumours are spread that if UCC is implemented in the state, the art and culture of the tribal population will be ruined", he added.

Shah appealed to the women of Jharkhand to vote for the BJP in the elections and said that the party will make sure that Rs 2100 would be transferred to their accounts on the 11th of every month.

"Migration of labourers from Jharkhand will be completely stopped if BJP government comes to power in the state", he said.

Shah also alleged Hemant Soren of insulting Champai Soren by removing him from the post of Chief Minister without any reason only for the sake of lust of power.

Counting the achievements of the BJP-led government at the Centre, Shah said that the Modi government has succeeded in eliminating Maoists from the state and led to development in the remote villages of Jharkhand.

Earlier in Ranchi, Shah, along with other senior BJP leaders, including Assam Chief Minister and co-election in-charge, Himanta Biswa Sarma, launched BJP’s poll manifesto for Jharkhand, which it called as ‘Sankalp Patra.’

While addressing a gathering in Ranchi during the launching of the poll manifesto, Shah attacked the JMM-led INDIA bloc for corruption, Bangladeshi infiltration and 'cheating the people of the State'.

The ‘Sankalp Patra’ largely focused on cash incentives for women and unemployed youth, job creation and tribal development.

According to Shah, the manifesto was prepared after taking suggestions from 1,82,000 people. Over 45,000 people have shared their opinion through WhatsApp and 28,000 people have shared it via QR code.

Also, 352 intellectuals have given their suggestions in written form.

Referring to the manifesto, Shah reiterated that the BJP plans to launch GoGo Didi Yojna in the State, through which Rs 2100 will be transferred to poor women of the State on every 11th day of the month.

"Free LPG cylinders will be made available to women on Diwali and Raksha Bandhan," he said.

Shah further promised employment to five lakh youth in five years and immediate filling of 2,87,500 government job vacancies as soon as a new BJP led government is formed in the State.

He further said that a yearly recruitment calendar will be made and one lakh youth will be provided with employment every year.

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