Yogi Adityanath accuses Congress, JMM, and RJD of derailing Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s vision for Jharkhand’s development

Addressing election rallies in Jharkhand’s Rajmahal, Nala and Deoghar assembly constituencies on the last day of election campaigning for the second phase of polling, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath accused the Congress, JMM and RJD of derailing the development envisioned by Atal Bihari Vajpayee for the state.

He highlighted the alleged illegal activities in Rajmahal, Sahibganj, and surrounding areas. “In BJP-led double-engine governments, there is no place for infiltrators, riots, curfews, or hooliganism—only good governance and prosperity,” he said.

Citing Uttar Pradesh as an example, Yogi said under the "Double-Engine" government in UP, infiltration, cow slaughter, and crimes against women are unthinkable. He asserted that only the BJP alliance could bring the state on the right path.


He claimed that the first phase of voting signals the formation of a BJP-led NDA government with a clear majority, securing more than two-thirds of the seats.

Referring to the “Modi guarantee,” he said that once the BJP government takes power in Jharkhand on November 23, 21 lakh families will be provided with PM housing, and 1.5 lakh government jobs will be advertised.

He also appealed to the voters to stop infiltrators from entering the state. He assured that once the BJP is in power, these intruders will be driven out of the state and their leaders will be held accountable.

Yogi blamed the JMM-Congress-RJD alliance for allowing infiltration and illegal activities in Jharkhand. He said that while illegal mining and the sand mafia are destroying Jharkhand’s resources, the people continue to struggle. “In UP, strict action is taken against the mafia,” he said.

He also added that the mafias associated with the mining, coal, forest, and land, are exploiting Jharkhand, pushing citizens into poverty, and ruining the lives of its youth. Under the JMM government, he claimed, the state faces a crisis over basic needs such as food, safety, and land.