Assam Police and BSF Jointly Deport 19 Illegal Immigrants

Overview of the Operation

In a coordinated effort, Assam Police and the Border Security Force (BSF) successfully deported 19 illegal immigrants back to Bangladesh on Sunday. This operation took place in the Nagaon and Karbi Anglong districts, highlighting the government’s commitment to controlling immigration issues in the region.

Chief Minister’s Firm Stance

Assam’s Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, characterized this action as a "full Doomsday moment" for infiltrators, stating that the illegal immigrants had "disappeared from India, reappeared in their hell hole." In a post on social media platform X, he emphasized that the message is "crystal clear"—illegal stays in Assam will lead to an inevitable endgame.

Addressing Demographic Concerns

Officials involved in the operation indicated that this deportation is part of a larger initiative aimed at addressing illegal settlements that pose threats to Assam’s demographic balance and security. They underscored that the swift and decisive nature of this action serves as a stark warning to anyone considering Assam as a refuge.

Protecting Assam’s Identity

The operation aligns with Chief Minister Sarma’s ongoing efforts to protect the state’s identity. Officials noted that this no-nonsense approach to illegal immigration reinforces Assam’s resolve to maintain its demographic integrity.

Conclusion

The joint operation conducted by Assam Police and BSF not only demonstrates a commitment to security but also sends a strong message regarding the state’s stance on illegal immigration. As the situation develops, the government remains focused on addressing these critical issues.