<h1>Leader attacks regional party and opposition alliance over alleged migrant appeasement, backs 130th Constitution Amendment to bar detained ministers</h1> A national leader condemned a regional party and an opposition alliance for alleged appeasement of illegal migrants and opposed their resistance to a proposed 130th Constitution Amendment Bill that would require prime ministers, chief ministers and ministers to vacate office if detained for 30 days or more. He framed the measure as closing a loophole that allows jailed officials to continue governing, announced a demography-focused crackdown on alleged infiltrators, and linked the issue to law-and-order and development concerns. The regional party accused the move of targeting the opposition and alleged hypocrisy, citing numerous criminal cases and institutional misuse by the ruling party.