<h1>Union Home Minister slams CM for calling amendment a 'black bill', alleges wide corruption, vows campaign, praises policies</h1> The Union Home Minister criticized the state Chief Minister's description of a constitutional amendment as a 'black bill,' saying the Chief Minister had no right to use that term and accusing his party of extensive corruption, listing alleged scams across liquor, mining, infrastructure, transport, welfare distribution and rural employment schemes; he questioned the propriety of a jailed minister remaining in cabinet, accused rival leaders of dynastic ambitions, predicted victory for the ruling national party with its regional allies in the next state election, urged party workers to intensify grassroots campaigning, praised forthcoming tax cuts and a large job-scheme, and welcomed the nomination of his alliance's candidate for a constitutional office while highlighting cultural outreach initiatives.