INFILTRATION IN ASSAM
36 Bangladeshis held for entering Assam without valid documents
Thirty-six Bangladeshi nationals were apprehended in Dhubri for allegedly entering India without valid documents. Authorities received a tip-off regarding a potential mass transit of infiltrators through the area. The arrests took place early in the morning at the Jogamaya ferry ghat of the Brahmaputra river. The individuals all came from Chapai Nawabganj in Rajshahi division of Bangladesh. Investigations are ongoing as police conduct document scrutiny and questioning.
'Ask your governments to resign first': Assam CM challenges Rahul Gandhi over CEC Gyanesh Kumar, SIR
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma addressed allegations from the opposition regarding electoral roll updates. He emphasized the importance of the Special Intensive Revision due to demographic changes and foreign infiltration. Sarma challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to resign from power in states they govern and hold elections using ballot papers. He criticized the opposition's capacity to mobilize public support, viewing their demonstrations as inadequate.
Himanta Biswa Sarma announces Assam rallies against Rahul Gandhi over EC row, backs nationwide SIR every 5 years
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced rallies from October 13 to 31 against Rahul Gandhi. The rallies aim to counter what Sarma claims is Congress's undermining of democratic institutions. Sarma emphasized the need for a Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls due to concerns over illegal infiltration from Bangladesh. He criticized the Congress party's double standards regarding election results and democratic processes.
"Resign and face action": Oppn escalates attack on CEC over EC dissent report; BJP calls it "false allegations"
A significant political clash is brewing between the BJP and various opposition factions concerning the Election Commission of India. Accusations of turmoil within the Commission are leading to rising calls for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Opposition groups, notably Congress and Samajwadi Party, allege that the Commission is sabotaging democratic integrity.
Assam CM highlights state’s emergence as gateway to ASEAN, invites global industry to invest
Assam's Chief Minister invited global businesses to explore investment opportunities in the state. He highlighted Assam's strategic location and improving infrastructure for economic growth. The state's economy is expanding rapidly, with significant investment commitments converting to projects. Advanced manufacturing, clean energy, and skilled human resources offer new avenues. Assam aims to be a gateway connecting Northeast India with the ASEAN region.
Pakistan acknowledges India's participation in anti-terrorism meeting, calls terrorism a common challenge
Pakistan acknowledged India's participation in a recent regional anti-terrorism meeting. Terrorism was described as a common challenge for both nations during the event. Pakistani officials denied reports of Sikh pilgrims being stopped from traveling to India. They stated the visas were not covered under the existing bilateral protocol. The pilgrims may be allowed to travel via the Wagah Border crossing.
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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma says 12 infiltrators prevented from illegally entering India
Assam's Chief Minister announced the prevention of twelve illegal infiltrators at the international border. The state police actively monitored movements and secured the border from potential threats. A new Standard Operating Procedure guides officials in expelling illegal migrants from Assam. District Commissioners will direct suspected individuals to provide citizenship evidence within ten days. This SOP aims to expedite the process and settle cases efficiently within a short timeframe.
'Rahul Baba we will not let Assam become infiltrator-dominated region': Amit Shah
"I declare this from here today, and Rahul Baba, listen to this loud and clear, we will not allow Assam to become an infiltrator-dominated region," Shah said, targeting Congress leader Rahul Gandhi while accusing the opposition of engaging in vote-bank politics.
PM Modi accuses Congress of backing infiltrators, vows to protect Assam’s identity
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress of planning to enact a law protecting infiltrators in Assam. He stated the BJP will not allow this. Modi also claimed the Congress aims to divide the country and undermine the Constitution. He asserted the BJP's return to power will bring the Uniform Civil Code and safeguard tribal identity under the Sixth Schedule.
Amit Shah vows to deport all infiltrators from Assam
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has urged voters to grant the BJP another term in Assam. He assured that the state will be made free from infiltrators. Shah highlighted efforts to curb infiltration and reclaim encroached land. He stated that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India's borders are secure.
Stopping infiltration in Assam not enough; each illegal immigrant must be sent back, says Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that the BJP government has halted infiltration in Assam over the past decade. He emphasized that this is insufficient and every illegal immigrant must be deported. Shah urged voters to support the BJP to ensure Himanta Biswa Sarma returns as Chief Minister, making Assam free of infiltrators and fostering peace and development.
Congress left borders vulnerable, BJP sealed them: Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah confidently announced that the BJP administration in Assam has successfully put an end to unlawful infiltration over the last ten years. While campaigning for another five-year term, he vowed to rid the state of any remaining illegal infiltrators.
Congress left borders open, leading to infiltration in Assam, alleges Amit Shah
During a pivotal speech, Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized the BJP government's effectiveness in addressing infiltration issues in Assam, contrasting it sharply with the Congress party's shortcomings in border security and development efforts. He announced the second phase of the Vibrant Villages Programme, which aims to enrich the living standards of residents in border villages and mitigate migration pressures.
No infiltration in 10 years, expulsion drive in next 5, says Amit Shah in Assam
Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted no infiltration occurred during the past decade of BJP governance in Assam. He promised to detect and expel all infiltrators within the next five years. Shah highlighted the BJP's commitment to securing Assam from illegal entry. He urged voters to support the BJP for continued safety and development.
Congress handed over Assam's land to infiltrators for votes during its rule: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday accused the Congress of allowing infiltration in Assam during its rule by allegedly handing over land to illegal immigrants for votes. Addressing a rally, he said infiltration rose for decades under Congress governments, with encroachments on forests, animal corridors and traditional institutions.
TMC's Kunal Ghosh predicts BJP's loss in upcoming WB Assembly polls
Trinamool Congress leader Kunal Ghosh has sharply criticized Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Ghosh called Shah a 'flop astrologer' regarding his predictions for the upcoming West Bengal Assembly elections. He stated the BJP will not secure more than 30 seats.
Elect a govt that will drive out infiltrators: Amit Shah to people of Assam
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has called on the people of Assam to elect a government in the upcoming assembly polls that will curb infiltration and foster development. He highlighted the progress made under the BJP's decade-long rule in the state and the Narendra Modi government's eleven years at the Centre.
Congress considers Bangladeshi infiltrators as vote bank, BJP to send all of them back: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused the Congress of treating Bangladeshi infiltrators as a vote bank. He promised to identify and deport all illegal immigrants from Assam and across India. Shah highlighted the BJP government's focus on Assam's development and cultural preservation. He contrasted the BJP's actions with the Congress's perceived inaction.
Amit Shah vows to expel illegal infiltrators from Assam
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has pledged to remove all illegal infiltrators from Assam within the next five years. He stated that the BJP government has already removed many such individuals. Shah criticized past Congress governments for policies that he claims facilitated the settlement of illegal immigrants for vote bank purposes.
Congress encouraging infiltrators: PM Modi at a rally in BJP-ruled Assam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly criticized Congress over infiltration from Bangladesh. He stated the party aims to settle infiltrators in Assam to boost its vote bank. Modi accused Congress of encouraging anti-national activities and conspiring to alter Assam's demography. He asserted that Congress prioritizes votes over Assamese identity and appeasement politics.
Infiltrators threat to Assam, shielded in Bengal, says PM Modi accusing Oppn of vote-bank politics
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused opposition parties, including Congress and Trinamool Congress, of pursuing an anti-national agenda by opposing the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. He alleged that these parties openly support infiltrators and have conspired to change the demography of Assam, posing security threats and jeopardizing the Assamese identity.
EC’s SIR aimed at blocking infiltrators, but ‘deshdrohis’ trying to shield them: PM Modi at Assam Rally
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated the Election Commission's special revision aims to keep infiltrators out of elections. He accused some of protecting them and criticized the Congress party for historically supporting infiltrators. Modi highlighted that this impacted Assam's security and development. He also emphasized the Northeast as a gateway for India's growth.
Congress encouraged infiltration in Assam for vote bank: PM Modi
Congress encouraged infiltration in Assam for vote bank, said prime minster Narendra Modi.
If voted back to power, will deport infiltrators from Assam: Amit Shah
He said though congress inked the Assam accord in 1985, it did not take any step to implement the same.
Jayant Sinha for identifying foreigners infiltration in India
His remarks came in the backdrop of the exclusion of names of over 40 lakh people in the northeastern state in the final draft of the NRC, published on July 30.
Curbing infiltration top priority, border with Bangladesh to be sealed, says Sarbananda Sonowal
"Like the Wagah border in Punjab with Pakistan, we will also have a similar ceremony in Assam along the Indo-Bangladesh border," said Sonowal.
Congress not stopping infiltration : Amit Shah
Raking up the issue of infiltration of Bangladeshis in Assam, BJP president Amit Shah today accused the ruling Congress of not stopping it .
Government to bring resolution for implementation of Assam Accord
This was stated by state Parliamentary Affairs Minister Nilamani Sen Deka in the House. But the resolution may not be brought up in the ongoing winter session.
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