As the Assembly elections in Jharkhand and Maharashtra approach, the RSS and its affiliates, including the VHP, are actively mobilizing voters by highlighting issues such as 'mass conversion' and 'infiltration'. These efforts aim to consolidate support fo
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The RSS and VHP are focusing on 'mass conversion' and 'infiltration' to rally support for the BJP by highlighting alleged threats to the cultural and demographic makeup of tribal areas. This strategy aims to consolidate the Hindu vote and mobilize voters in favor of the BJP's governance model.
The BJP has been accusing the Hemant Soren-led government in Jharkhand of allowing Bangladeshis and Rohingyas to enter the state, purchase land, and marry into the local tribal population. The BJP promises to create a national register of citizens and deport those who entered the state illegally if they come to power.
The VHP is holding small conferences and conducting door-to-door campaigns to inform tribal voters about the alleged threats to their culture due to 'mass conversion' and 'infiltration'. They are also highlighting the BJP's governance model and the need to protect tribal customs and traditions.
The RSS and VHP play significant roles in shaping public opinion in Maharashtra by conducting small meetings and outreach programs. Their efforts aim to consolidate the Hindu vote and counter the perceived threats of 'love jihad' and 'deceitful conversion'. The RSS's presence in Nagpur, its headquarters, further strengthens these efforts.
The key issues in the upcoming Assembly elections in Jharkhand and Maharashtra include 'mass conversion', 'infiltration', 'love jihad', and the protection of tribal culture and customs. The BJP and its allies are focusing on these issues to mobilize voters and secure their support.

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