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Amit shah on bengal government: Union Home Minister Amit Shah targeted the Bengal government on Thursday (27 March 2025), speaking on the Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025 in the Lok Sabha. He accused the Bengal government of not giving land to impose fencing on the Indo-Bangladesh border and the intruders of pity. Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Home Minister Amit Shah said that our border adjacent to Bangladesh is 2216 km, out of which 1653 km has been built.
‘Bengal government does not give land for fencing’
Home Minister Amit Shah said, “The road near the fence has also been built and the posts have also been built. The length of SEZ fencing is 563 km, this limit is still open. Sage fencing which is 563 km, is 112 km where there is no fencing due to river, drains, hills etc., there is no 450 km where there is no 450 km due to fencing. The meeting is held. “
‘Aadhar card of Bengal near Bangladeshis caught’
Home Minister Amit Shah accused the Mamta government of Bengal of helping illegal migrants by giving identity cards. He said, “Whether Bangladeshi infiltrators or Rohingya, earlier they used to come to India through Assam when the Congress was in power. Now they come to India via West Bengal where TMC is in power. Who issues Aadhaar card, citizenship? All the Bangladeshis arrested have Aadhaar cards of 24 Pargana district. TMC issues Aadhaar cards and VCs come to Delhi with Vatar cards.”
Home Minister warns Bangladeshi intruder
The Home Minister warned, “Both the scale and size of our immigration are very big. At the same time, instead of taking asylum, the number of his vested selfishness and insecurity has increased. In such a situation, people who come to contribute in India’s system, come for business and education, all such people are welcome, but whether they are Rohingya or Bangladeshi … If people come here, if they come here, if they come here, if there They will be treated with them. “
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