Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused the Congress of corruption after Rs 350 crore was allegedly recovered from a Congress MP's home, claiming it was sent by PM Modi for Jharkhand's youth. Shah further criticized the state's leadership,

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

An altered video is being shared to falsely claim that it shows Home Minister Amit Shah recently disrespecting former Jharkhand CMs Champai Soren and Babulal Marandi.

Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah asserted on Thursday that after the first phase of voting in Jharkhand, it is evident that a BJP-led government will be formed in the state. Addressing an election rally in Giridih in support of BJP candidate Nirbhay Shahabadi,

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday attacked Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren saying his "government's countdown" has begun in the state after the first phase of polling in the Assembly elections. He claimed that the BJP was confident of forming the government in Jharkhand.

Referring to an ad of 1984 under the Rajiv Gandhi, PM Modi said the party openly opposed quota for marginalised groups.

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.

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.

Home minister Amit Shah, campaigning in Jharkhand, pledged to prevent Muslim reservation extensions, accusing the opposition Congress party of seeking to curtail benefits for lower castes. Shah highlighted BJP's anti-corruption stance,