Champai Soren has promised to spearhead a fresh rebellion against infiltration in Jharkhand.

Former Chief Minister and newly elected BJP MLA Champai Soren arrived in Seraikela on Tuesday evening, where he met with party workers before walking through the city to meet the public and inquire about their well-being. Later, he spoke to party members at a Constitution Day event held as the chief guest at the BJP district headquarters, organized by the BJP District Committee.

In his address, Champai Soren declared that the Hemant Soren-led government, which he accused of misleading the public to acquire power, would soon be ended. He also brought up the vital problem of Bangladeshi infiltration, particularly in the Santal Pargana district, which he alleged was ignored during the assembly elections due to power disputes. Soren swore to continue his struggle against this issue and proclaimed the launch of a new rebellion—Hul Ulgulan—in January, with the goal of resolving mounting infiltration concerns and securing tribal rights.

Champai Soren also chastised people who, in the name of preserving the Constitution, were disparaging the central administration and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He stressed that Modi's government has always been devoted to upholding the Constitution. He cautioned that if the situation persisted, Bangladeshi infiltrators in Rajmahal and Pakur would have an impact on the state government's orientation. He stated that the campaign to defend the locals' identity, land, and dignity would become more intense.

Mandal Murmu of Bhognadih, a descendent of martyr Sidhu Kanhu, also spoke at the occasion, voicing his support for the BJP and Soren's cause. He stated that, despite India's independence, tribal people in Jharkhand were still exploited, and that the struggle for their rights will continue. Murmu declared his allegiance to a new uprising, vowing to fight until tribal rights were acknowledged and the state was free of unlawful infiltration.

Along with other party leaders including Meenakshi Pattanaik, Pappu Verma, Ramdas Tudu, Raja Singhdev, and others, BJP leader Ramesh Hansda also gave addresses at the event.