Bangladeshi infiltrators

The Ministry of Home Affairs has sought an umbrella probe in the cases of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants staying in the country

Many of these Bangladeshi and Rohingya infiltrators have been found involved in many serious crimes, including smuggling, trafficking and robberies etc.

The Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025 further provides that no foreigner would be allowed to enter and stay in India if he is found to be a threat to India’s national security and integrity or jeopardises India’s relations with foreign states, public health, etc. In these cases, the decision of the Immigration Officer will be final and binding.

A Bangladeshi intruder was killed after he was shot with a rubber bullet by the BSF after a clash inside Tripura on Friday evening

Home Minister Amit Shah directed authorities to crack down the entire network assisting Bangladeshi and Rohingya intruders illegally entering the country, obtaining documents, and settling in India.

The area has been experiencing communal tensions for more than a year which escalate during Hindu festivals.

15 Bangladeshi immigrants deported from Gujarat by the Ahmedabad Crime Branch, 35 more to be deported by March

A 14-member team led by DCP Dr. Pravin Mundhe raided Kalamboli, Panvel, Kopar Khairane, Kalyan, Mumbra (Navi Mumbai), and Shivdi Darukhana, Mankhurd, and Chembur (Mumbai) and arrested 16 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants. All these accused persons have been booked by the police.

Despite international scrutiny, pressure from politicians practicing Muslim appeasement and media, the Modi government is detecting, detaining, and deporting illegal immigrants.

The Bangladeshi nationals were identified as Mohammad Bellal, Mohammad Yeasin), Emon Hossen, Mohammad Ghiyas Uddin, Mohammad Rubel Hossain, Nasruddin, and Tanvir Hasan.