Indian Government tightens grip on illegal immigration, three-tier deportation strategy adopted
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Indian Government tightens grip on illegal immigration, three-tier deportation strategy adopted

The Indian government has intensified its crackdown on illegal immigration, implementing a structured three-tier deportation strategy to tackle the issue. This comprehensive approach involves identifying illegal infiltrators, arresting them, and ensuring their swift deportation

Abhay KumarAbhay Kumar
Jan 31, 2025, 08:30 pm IST
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Government of India has intensified its action against illegal Bangladeshi and other infiltrators. The Indian government is taking appropriate action against these illegal infiltrators in every nook and corner of the country. The GoI is taking adequate steps to check illegal infiltrators even in the southern States of Kerala, Tamil Nadu as well as other States including West Bengal, Assam, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Haryana, NCT of Delhi and UT of Jammu and Kashmir. The GOI has to take more proactive steps to bust the well-organized nexus of settlers of these illegals with the syndicate who provide them with documents and other necessary items to settle in India.

According to the information more than 12500 illegal Bangladeshi intruders have been caught only in Assam. More than 500 such illegal settlers have been arrested in Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan. One important new development is that now the Central government is getting open and clear support from the State governments on this issue.  Due to such cooperation between the Central government and the States governments this problem of illegal intruders is being solved swiftly.

The BJP and the NDA ruled States like Maharashtra, Haryana, Assam, Uttarakhand are taking lead in pointing out these illegals and for next course of action of their deportation.   The concerned government has also taken concrete steps to destroy the entire system of illegal intruders  by providing them necessary documents like Aadhar card, ration card or voter cards. No NDA ruled State wants to be second in detecting the illegals in its State.

The Haryana government has also taken a very meaningful initiative to solve this problem and is moving forward at a fast pace towards the solution. Earlier, these intruders used to take refuge in another State when action was taken in one State, but the one-sided initiative of many States is now seen to destroy their nefarious plans. The government of Assam has taken a very strong initiative to solve this problem and is a guiding initiative for other States. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is one of the first CMs in India who identified this problem and started necessary action to solve this issue. Such measures by India are also acting as a deterrent to such people who are planning to infiltrate.

A three-tier system has been made by the Government of India to solve the issue of illegal intruders. Identification of illegal intruders is the first of the three intended steps. Secondly arresting them and finally their deportation. Earlier, Bangladesh was ruled by India’s friend Sheikh Hasina, due to which the process of deportation was complicated for India, but under the present government, deportation has become easier for India than before. Sheikh Hasina has a cordial and cooperative attitude towards India but the scenario has changed completely due to the coup in Bangladesh.

The Government of India has already sensed the reluctance of Bangladesh in accepting these intruders. So GoI has prepared its plan for it. Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has returned from his last visit to the US after preparing a complete outline for the deportation of illegal immigrants. The attitude of the US government has also changed with the changing of government in the USA. The USA itself is troubled by illegal immigrants from many other countries, especially from Mexico. The Trump government seems determined to eradicate the problem of illegal immigrants completely and forever.

The Indian government, like the US government, also wants to get rid of this problem. The current US government of Donald Trump’s stand on this issue is completely opposite to that of his predecessor Joe Biden.  India seems to be getting full support from the US government at every step on this issue. Due to the stand of the Donald Trump government, many organizations funded by Americans in India, which were planning to oppose the deportation move of the Indian government, are tightlipped. They are in no position to do any of their planned activity and now their hands are completely tied due to Donald Trump’s support on this issue.

This step also makes it clear that in the coming days, Modi and Trump governments will deal with such problems in coherence and step by step. The supporters of human rights have also now completely shut their mouth on this issue. Recently, due to the attack on big film actor Saif Ali Khan in Mumbai and the probable involvement of illegal intruders in the attack the advocates of these illegal intruders are now in no position to defend or say anything. It has become completely clear from many incidents that these illegal intruders are becoming a big threat to the unity and integrity of the country.

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