Jharkhand: The second phase of voting is scheduled for November 20, and preparations are underway. Meanwhile, Amit Shah has claimed that the BJP's victory is already determined from the first phase, and the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha will lose power. Criticizing Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, Union Minister Shah stated that Soren's tenure is nearing its end.
Opposition to the formation of Jharkhand
During a rally, Amit Shah asserted that the BJP would establish the next government, stating that the Hemant Soren administration is nearing its end. He questioned if anyone had ever seen Rs 350 crore, noting that this amount was confiscated from a Congress leader's home. Additionally, Rs 35 crore was discovered at the residence of Soren's other minister, Alam Gir Alam, and his personal assistant. Shah asked whose money it was, implying it could belong to Hemant or Kalpana Soren, but ultimately, it was the people's money. The Union Home Minister accused the Congress of opposing the creation of Jharkhand and collaborating with Soren out of a
Infiltrators accused of snatching employment opportunities
Amit Shah pledged to establish factories in Jharkhand to address the issue of unemployment. He accused Bangladeshi infiltrators of taking away job opportunities. He stated that the BJP government would introduce a law against these infiltrators. 'Jharkhand is the most prosperous state in the country. It is rich in minerals, making it the wealthiest state. However, the youth here migrate to places like Delhi and Mumbai for jobs. I will set up sufficient factories to create employment opportunities... Infiltrators from Bangladesh have diminished your job prospects... We will enact a law against infiltrators. They will have to return the land taken from the tribals.' Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday claimed that the ruling parties in the state, including the Congress, Rashtriya Janata Party (RJD), and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), were deceiving and exploiting people. He accused them of supporting the Left to turn Jharkhand into a Naxal hub. The remaining 38 seats will be contested on November 20, with vote counting scheduled for November 23.
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