BJP Chief Slams Congress, JMM at Khunti Parivartan Yatra

Nadda accuses parties of corruption, nepotism, and neglecting tribal interests

Key Points:

• J.P. Nadda launches scathing attack on Congress and JMM in Khunti, Jharkhand

• Alleges corruption, nepotism, and appeasement under Hemant Soren’s leadership

• Raises concerns over Bangladeshi infiltration and declining tribal population

KHUNTI – BJP National President J.P. Nadda delivered a fierce critique of the Congress and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) during the Parivartan Yatra in Khunti, Jharkhand.

Nadda labeled Congress as a corrupt party fostering nepotism and appeasement.

He accused JMM of adopting similar practices under Hemant Soren’s leadership.

Moreover, Nadda claimed Congress supports anti-national elements and separatist forces.

"Hemant Soren, under Congress influence, has become corrupt," Nadda asserted.

He alleged Soren is promoting nepotism and betraying the youth.

Furthermore, Nadda raised concerns about Bangladeshi infiltration in Santhal Pargana.

He claimed the tribal population has dropped from 44% to 28% in the region.

The BJP chief accused the state government of settling Rohingyas illegally.

Additionally, he alleged the administration is issuing Aadhaar cards to illegal immigrants.

Nadda called for freeing the state from Congress, JMM, and RJD rule.

On the other hand, he accused JMM of restricting tribal identity to a few family members.

He highlighted the alleged humiliation of Champai Soren and Sita Soren within JMM.

Meanwhile, Nadda thanked Jharkhand voters for supporting BJP in recent Lok Sabha elections.

He reiterated that only BJP, under PM Modi, has truly safeguarded tribal interests.

The BJP President emphasized Modi’s visit to Lord Birsa Munda’s village.

He also highlighted the appointment of a tribal woman as President of India.

In conclusion, Nadda’s speech aimed to galvanize support for BJP in Jharkhand.

His allegations paint a picture of widespread corruption and neglect under the current government.

The Parivartan Yatra seeks to build momentum for BJP in the state.