Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday released the BJP's Sankalp Patra (Manifesto) and announced the party will implement Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Jharkhand and will also "drive out infiltrators" coming from Bangladesh.
Outlining the 25 resolutions to mark 25 years of the state's formation, Shah said, "Hemant Babu, a Uniform Civil Code will certainly be implemented in Jharkhand, but the identity and heritage of the tribal communities will be fully preserved."
"Uniform Civil Code will be introduced in Jharkhand but the tribal community will be kept out of the ambit of UCC," he said.
The BJP also promised that all lands occupied by the infiltrators will be returned to the tribal communities.
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