During a rally in Jamshedpur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi labeled the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), and Congress as the 'enemies' of Jharkhand, accusing them of working against the state's interests, particularly in relation to illegal immigration and land rights. Modi expressed concern over the changing demographics due to Bangladeshi and Rohingya immigrants in Jharkhand and criticized the JMM for allegedly aligning with these groups for political gain. In response, Congress leaders questioned the state of infrastructure in Jamshedpur, highlighting poor connectivity and the abandonment of an airport project, accusing Modi's government of neglecting tribal religious identities, specifically the Sarna Code. They noted the central government's delay in granting environmental clearance for the Adityapur Industrial Area, a crucial industrial hub. The Congress's criticisms reflect ongoing tensions as both parties vie for support in the state ahead of upcoming elections.