Union Home Minister Amit Shah is coming to Bihar today (Wednesday). This is his three-day visit. During this time he will stay in Seemanchal area. Will review security measures and development works of border districts. Will hold a meeting with officials. There will also be a detailed discussion on infiltration. meanwhile RJD has made a big claim on Amit Shah’s visit to Bihar.

RJD Principal General Secretary and MLA Ranvijay Sahu says that preparations are underway to create a Union Territory by merging Seemanchal and some parts of Bengal. Amit Shah is coming to Bihar to take a decision on this. With this, Mamata Banerjee and our big boat bank will be cut off.

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The RJD MLA further said that BJP is going to do politics of polarization to take advantage in Bengal elections by creating a Union Territory. A Union Territory will be created by making infiltration an issue.

BJP hit back at RJD

BJP has retaliated on the claim made by RJD. Senior BJP leader and party MLA Mithilesh Tiwari said that the biggest problem is infiltration from Seemanchal. He clearly indicated that a new state can be formed. Mithilesh Tiwari said that Amit Shah will take whatever decision has to be taken to ensure border security and end infiltration, even if union territories are created. RJD gets nervous just hearing the name of Amit Shah.

Let us tell you that this visit of Union Home Minister Amit Shah is considered important. Special attention is being given to making Seemanchal free from infiltrators. During Bihar Assembly elections, Amit Shah had said that every infiltrator will be identified and expelled from the country.

On the other hand, the administration is in alert mode in view of the Home Minister’s visit. The security arrangements in the border areas are being reviewed. Police and intelligence agencies are also active. Officials have been instructed to keep updated reports of development plans ready.

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