Union Home Minister Amit Shah predicts Congress will not win more than five seats in Jharkhand Assembly elections.

At a Jharkhand rally, Amit Shah criticized Sonia Gandhi for repeatedly attempting to launch Rahul Gandhi's political career, predicting another failur

Giridih: Union Home Minister Amit Shah strongly took a dig at Hemant Soren led-government and alleged that the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) was mired in corruption and if the BJP came to power would wipe out the infiltrators from the state and would bring a law to return the encroached land of tribals.

Voting for 43 Assembly seats in Jharkhand began this morning, with 683 candidates, including former chief minister Champai Soren and ex-MP Geeta Kora, trying their luck

Union Home Minister Amit Shah addresses rallies in Jharkhand, stating BJP's pledges if voted to power: forming committee to identify and expel illegal immigrants, reclaiming land, and enacting laws to prevent land transfer to infiltrators.

Amit Shah in Jharkhand claimed that Champai Soren was insulted when he raised the infiltration issue and was forced to resign from CM's post by Hemant Soren.

Significantly, during the public rally, Shah took a dig at Congress by accusing them of being an 'anti-backward class' party. The Union Minister cited several instances where he claimed Congress' anti-backward stance had been exposed.

Home Minister Amit Shah Thursday expressed confidence that Chief Minister Hemant Soren's government is going to end in Jharkhand and warned that with that, infiltrators who have encroached on tribals' land,