<h1>Opposition leader accuses government of prioritising corporate profit over environment, land grabs, politicised policing; vows stronger national alliance</h1> An opposition party leader accused the state government of prioritising corporate interests over environmental projects, alleging token river-cleaning efforts and budgetary manipulation while converting public initiatives into private gain. He criticised the ruling party's nationalist rhetoric as misleading, urged tariffs on Chinese imports, and claimed farmers' land and crops were being appropriated to create real-estate land banks. He affirmed continuation and strengthening of his party's alliance with the national opposition for legislative contests and said his party would contest neighbouring-state polls if invited. He also charged the government with politicising the police and using staged encounters to create a false impression of improved law and order.