Tripura's Crackdown: No More Safe Haven for Infiltrators

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha announced that the state is no longer a 'safe zone' for infiltrators, thanks to proactive security measures. The announcement follows widespread anti-infiltration efforts by BJP's ally, the Tipra Motha Party. Security agencies have tightened border controls to prevent illegal entry and usage of forged documents.

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha declared the state as not a 'safe zone' for infiltrators, attributing the shift to decisive actions by security forces. His comments follow an anti-infiltration drive launched by the BJP's ally, the Tipra Motha Party.

Amidst a recent surge of efforts to curb illegal border crossings, Saha asserted that strong operations against infiltration have been conducted. Meeting security agencies, Saha expressed resolve against the misuse of forged Aadhaar cards for entering the state.

Addressing the controversial call-to-action from a Tipra Motha Party minister to repel infiltrators using force, Saha underlined the government's dedication to addressing concerns, endorsing open dialogue with the party to resolve issues.

(With inputs from agencies.)