CM Yogi cited a recent Supreme Court observation regarding Bangladeshi and Rohingya illegals residing in the country and said, “The Honourable Supreme Court, while hearing a case, made a very important observation that the red carpet cannot be rolled out for infiltrators. This clearly demonstrates that infiltrators are unacceptable at any cost. Citizens, not infiltrators, have the right to resources.”
The matter came to light during SIR. Local Hindu organisations, including Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal have given an ultimatum to the administration to vacate the government land from the infiltrators by 27th November 2025. The Hindu rights group have said that if the administration fails to act against the illegal Rohingya and Bangladeshi aliens, they will stage a massive protest.
With the so-called human rights activists and advocates voicing their concerns nationally and internationally, these illegal immigrants have gradually spread their roots across the country.
For decades, India has followed established protocols to deport Bangladeshi infilitrators and Rohingyas to their home country. The process has been slow (pending trial in courts), cumbersome (because Bangladesh government and BGB often refuse to acknowledge their own citizens) and has failed to attain success.