Bangladeshi infiltrators

The Assam Cabinet has approved a new Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to deal with the long-standing problem of illegal infiltration.

Activist Syeda Saiyidain Hameed, who was a member of the Planning Commission during the Manmohan Singh government, has said that Bangladeshis have the right to live in India as they are also humans

In a significant decision, the Assam cabinet on Thursday decided to stop issuing Aadhaar to adults in the state

Responding to this earlier this month, Minister Rai stated that the Delhi government has not not carried out any eviction drive nor have they received any written complaints regarding the disconnection of electricity and water supply in Jai Hind Colony, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.

Gogoi accused the Sarma government of unfairly targeting linguistic and religious minorities over his government's crackdown against illegal encroachments.

The confirmed 10 Bangladeshi nationals have been handed over the Border Security Force (BSF), who will now ensure their return to Bangladesh.

Sarma pointed out that his government had come under significant international pressure but refused to suspend the action.

The verification process in poll-bound Bihar has been concluded for 95.92% of the 7.90 crore voters.

The identity verification of the detainees is being done in compliance with the guidelines of the Union Home Ministry and the Odisha government.

Notably, a nationwide Operation Push-back is being conducted to detect, detain and deport illegal Bangladeshi and Rohingya immigrants and Assam is leading the way.