Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed a rally in poll-bound Jharkhand on Monday and said the government of Narendra Modi and Raghubar Das had eliminated Naxalism from the state and paved the way for development over the past five years. At a poll rally in Chakradharpur, the home minister said this. Amit Shah further hit the opposition saying, "Today, because of thirst for power, Hemant Soren is trying to become chief minister while sitting on Congressional lap. Their goal is to gain power, but the goal of BJP is to move the state on the path of development." "I am sure that Jharkhand wants Kashmir to be an integral part of India. Jharkhand wants terror to end. Jharkhand wants Naxalism to end. Jharkhand wants the temple of Ramlalla to be built in Ayodhya," said Home Minister Shah.
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