During a rally in Jamshedpur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), and Congress of supporting illegal immigration from Bangladesh and Rohingya refugees, describing them as the 'biggest enemies' of Jharkhand. He claimed that these infiltrators are altering the demographic landscape of the Santhal Pargana and Kolhan regions, leading to a decline in the local tribal population and rising insecurity among residents. Modi criticized the JMM-led government for denying the infiltration issue, despite a recent Jharkhand High Court order for an investigation. He asserted that the coalition parties prioritize political gains over the safety of the local population, accusing them of engaging in vote bank politics. Additionally, he labeled Congress as the root of corruption in Indian politics and implied that the JMM has adopted similar corrupt practices. Modi urged voters to reject these parties in the upcoming assembly elections to safeguard Jharkhand's identity and security.