- Political fallout unfolds as infiltrators flee West Bengal fearing BJP crackdown in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Sudhanshu Trivedi blames Rahul Gandhi for political defeats, and the SC endorsed a ruling regarding electoral rolls.
- A crackdown on infiltration between West Bengal and Bangladesh is underway, implementing a 'Detect, Delete and Deport' policy.
Reverse exodus of alleged infiltrators seeks return to Bangladesh.
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Reverse exodus of alleged infiltrators seeks return to Bangladesh.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The government is seeking the return of suspects through legal channels, while a group uses the case to criticize India's political maneuvering.Sub-event
Alleged infiltrators are reversing their migration flow back towards Bangladesh.1 source
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Part of
A crackdown on infiltration between West Bengal and Bangladesh is underway, implementing a 'Detect, Delete and Deport' policy.Also in this story
- The CBI is investigating organized crime where the funding originated in Bangladesh, leading to the arrest of Enamul Haque.
- Authorities are processing CAA applications and arranging bail for applicants facing religious persecution in the context of migration issues.
- Puja Biswas is linked to a cross-border smuggling network operating between Bangladesh and West Bengal.
- Low-wage jobs are attracting undocumented migrants, highlighting shared border management issues between India and Bangladesh near Basirhat.
The entities involved
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West Bengal
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Bangladesh
country in South Asia
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