Assam's Firm Stand on Illegal Infiltration: 15 Bangladeshi Nationals Deported

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced the deportation of 15 Bangladeshi nationals amid strict policing along the Indo-Bangladesh border. The state continues its stringent vigilance, intercepting illegal infiltrations, with several districts sharing a significant border with Bangladesh. The commitment to preventing unauthorized entry remains strong.

Assam's Firm Stand on Illegal Infiltration: 15 Bangladeshi Nationals Deported
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Assam has intensified its crackdown on illegal infiltration with Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma confirming the deportation of 15 Bangladeshi nationals on Tuesday.

Following the interception of two individuals by the Sribhumi police, Sarma emphasized the continued vigilance along the Indo-Bangladesh border, which stretches over 267.5 kilometers.

An initiative led by the Assam police and BSF aims to prevent entries from Bangladesh following last year's political unrest, with Integrated Check Posts facilitating legal crossings.

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