Following a state election victory, the BJP government is dealing with migrant issues, including a high court ruling on detention orders and the influx of persons into Bangladesh.
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Updated Aug 5
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What happened
Following a state election victory, the BJP government is dealing with migrant issues, including a high court ruling on detention orders and the influx of persons into Bangladesh.
Who's involved
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Part of
Tensions are rising between India and Bangladesh over illegal immigration, with instability in Myanmar driving migration into India.Also in this story
- Refugees from Myanmar, fleeing ethnic cleansing, are contributing to migration tensions involving India.
- Kiren Rijiju alleged the existence of undocumented migrants in India and claimed 20 million illegal migrants from Bangladesh.
- Illegal infiltration is affecting the demographic balance of India.
The entities involved
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Bharatiya Janata Party
right-wing political party in India
- India
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Bangladesh
country in South Asia
Related events
- IMF reported Bangladesh's GDP higher than India's, alongside political turmoil and undocumented migrant settlement in India.
- The Mamata Banerjee government was ousted from West Bengal, amid Supreme Court rulings and Congress filing a case against the Election Commission.
- Muhammad Yunus was approached to take the leadership of Bangladesh's interim government.
- The BJP came to power in Bengal, and the new government used bulldozers to flatten stalls in Kolkata.
- National Citizen Party leaders in Bangladesh made anti-India remarks, leading to protests near the Indian High Commission.