Assam's Stand Against Infiltrators: A Bold Pushback

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced the deportation of eight infiltrators from the state. The time and location of the deportation were not disclosed. Sarma likened infiltrators to an '8th wonder', but celebrated their removal. The Assam government remains firm on combating illegal immigration from Bangladesh.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma declared the removal of eight infiltrators from the state, though the details regarding the timing and location remain undisclosed. In a social media post, Sarma humorously referred to infiltrators as the '8th wonder', reiterating the state's commitment to preventing illegal entries.

This announcement follows Assam's continued efforts to address illegal immigration from neighboring Bangladesh. The Assam government's actions underscore its intent to safeguard regional autonomy and territorial integrity by actively managing border security concerns.

Sarma's message highlighted the symbolic pushback against illegal entrants, expressing satisfaction with the state's precautionary measures. The state government has been taking assertive steps to reinforce border controls and repatriate those who illegally cross into Assam.

(With inputs from agencies.)