BJP's advertisement in Jharkhand, criticizing the INDI alliance for "minority appeasement" and accusing Congress of being anti-tribal, has sparked a controversy. The ad highlights the issue of "infiltrators" and alleges that the Congress-led government is supporting Bangladeshi infiltrators, a claim that has been echoed by BJP leaders like Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has filed a complaint with the Election Commission, calling the ad a violation of the Model Code of Conduct and accusing the BJP of criminal activity. The debate over infiltrators has gained traction during the election campaign, with reports highlighting demographic changes in Jharkhand’s Santhal-Pargana region due to alleged infiltration. The issue also became more heated after Congress leader Ghulam Ahmad Mir promised subsidized LPG cylinders for "infiltrators," which PM Modi condemned.