By Admin 
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has targeted the opposition on the issue of SIR and infiltrators. In Patna, the Home Minister said that there is no infiltration in Gujarat, Rajasthan and Assam because there is a BJP government there and in Bengal and Jharkhand, infiltrators are welcomed for the vote bank.
‘SIR should be there in the entire country’
Home Minister Amit Shah said, “After the removal of Mamata Didi’s government from Bengal and the coming of the BJP government, Bengal will be free from infiltrators. Those who create vote banks by nurturing infiltrators feel pain due to Special Intensive Revision (SIR). There should be SIR in the entire country and infiltrators should be selectively deleted from the voter list.”
‘Rahul Gandhi forgot to say vote theft’
Taking aim at the opposition, the Union Home Minister said, “Rahul Gandhi has now forgotten to say about vote theft. The people of Bihar have forgotten him. Perhaps he has been advised not to say all this now. Can any infiltrator decide to decide the government of Bihar? The basic thing of our democracy is elections and the basic unit within the elections is the voter list and the voters. How can someone who is not a citizen of the country become a voter of the country?”
Home Minister targets opposition on infiltration issue
He said, “In our country, will these foreign citizens decide who should be the Chief Minister and who should be the Prime Minister? If the Election Commission removes the infiltrator from the voter list by doing SIR, then why are they having stomach ache. They are suffering because they have created a vote bank by allowing infiltration to happen, on the basis of which they remain in power. We welcome the decision of the Election Commission that there should be SIR in the entire country.”
‘Infiltrators are welcomed in Bengal-Jharkhand’
The Home Minister said, “The border is not like a straight road. There are big rivers, drains, dense forests, high mountain peaks. Fencing is not possible at such places. 24-hour surveillance will not be possible there. These people have to sit and talk in Lutyen’s Delhi. If they ever go to the border, they will know. The first thing an infiltrator will do after entering is go to a village. The Patwari of that village will not know that in the village How did so many people come, but these infiltrators are welcomed in Bengal and Jharkhand.”