Amit Shah Says, "If Bangladeshi Infiltration Must Be Stopped, Then Leave West Bengal"
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- •Amit Shah stressed strengthening border security to stop Bangladeshi infiltration in West Bengal.
- •More land will be handed over to the BSF, and the fencing process will be expedited.
- •The central government is working with the state government and will find a solution to the problem soon.
- •Modern technology will be used to make border surveillance more effective.
New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has spoken about taking strict measures to address the issue of Bangladeshi infiltrators in West Bengal. During a crucial meeting on Monday, he stated that if infiltration in West Bengal is to be completely stopped, the state government must pay special attention to border security. Shah suggested that the state government itself should take this issue seriously and work on it earnestly.
Amit Shah announced several key steps to enhance security along the Bangladesh border in West Bengal. He said that more land will be handed over to the Border Security Force (BSF) so they can deploy effectively. Additionally, the process of fencing the Bangladesh border will be expedited to prevent illegal infiltration. Shah emphasized that the central government is continuously working in this direction and expects full cooperation from the state government.
