Union Home Minister Amit Shah, addressing a massive public rally in Jharkhand's Dhanwar Assembly Constituency on Saturday, vowed to end Bangladeshi infiltration and corruption in the state while urging people to elect a BJP government in the assembly polls.
Accusing the Hemant Soren-led government of shielding infiltrators and depriving tribals and backward classes of their rights, Shah asserted that a change in leadership is necessary for the state's development.
"These infiltrators are coming here from Bangladesh. They are taking away the jobs of the backward classes, usurping the lands of the tribals, and humiliating them by marrying tribal girls. You form the BJP government. Our government will pick out every single infiltrator and throw them out from here," Shah said.
The home minister promised that the BJP government would enact laws to restore lands usurped from tribal women and ensure the security of tribal rights.
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