Will hang corrupt J'khand leaders upside down, stop coal smuggling: Shah

Coal smuggling will be stopped in Jharkhand if the BJP comes to power...traders need not fear now, Amit Shah said at a BJP rally in the coal belt of Jharia

Amit Shah, Home Minister
Union Home Minister Amit Shah lleged that infiltrators were marrying tribal women and grabbing their land. | File Photo
Press Trust of India Jharia (Jharkhand)
2 min read Last Updated : Nov 12 2024 | 2:34 PM IST

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday slammed the JMM-led coalition in Jharkhand for alleged corruption and coal smuggling and urged voters to strengthen BJP's hands so that corrupt leaders are hanged upside down.

He also announced that the BJP will identify and drive out every infiltrator from the state. 

Coal smuggling will be stopped in Jharkhand if the BJP comes to power...traders need not fear now, Shah said at a BJP rally in the coal belt of Jharia.

He also alleged that "corrupt" Jharkhand leaders who "looted public money will not be spared after the BJP forms the government" in the state.

"We will hang the corrupt leader upside down to straighten them," he claimed.

Shah claimed, Hemant babu welcomes infiltrators by rolling out the red carpets for them. We will identify and drive out them if the BJP is voted to power in Jharkhand.

Shah alleged that infiltrators were marrying tribal women and grabbing their land.

"Your one vote will decide Jharkhand's destiny. It will also decide whether women will become 'lakhpati' under PM Modi's leadership or Jharkhand corrupt leaders will fill their coffers," Shah said while addressing the rally.

He claimed, "Modi's guarantees are like 'patthar ki lakir'. Women's property registration will be made for Rupee 1 if the BJP comes to power in Jharkhand."  Alleging that the Congress was trying to "snatch reservation of OBCs, STs and SCs to handover quota to Muslims", he asserted that the BJP would not allow reservations to the minority community as "planned by the Congress".

The BJP leader also took an apparent dig at Congress leader Sonia Gandhi and urged voters to press the button for lotus, the symbol of the BJP, so hard that "current is felt in Italy".

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Topics :Amit ShahNarendra ModiJharkhand Assembly ElectionsCongressBJP

First Published: Nov 12 2024 | 2:32 PM IST

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