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Bangladeshi immigrants gather at border amid Bengal govt’s 'detect, delete and deportation' policy
Illegal Bangladeshi immigrants have started gathering in large numbers at multiple points along the Indo-Bangladesh border to return to Bangladesh amid opening of holding centres and the 'Detect, Delete and Deportation' policy of the newly formed West Bengal government. North 24 Parganas and Malda districts are witnessing such scenes as the anti-infiltration drive in the state builds up.
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West Bengal govt orders 'Holding Centres' for illegal Bangladeshi, Rohingya deportees
West Bengal has directed all district magistrates to set up “Holding Centres” for detained foreigners and released foreign prisoners awaiting deportation, as part of efforts to…
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hindustantimes.com
CM Adhikari asks districts to set up ‘holding centres’ for illegal foreigners
Adhikari ordered a crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and asked the state police to detain them and hand them over to the BSF for deportation | India News
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Bengal orders ‘holding centres’ for alleged Bangladeshi, Rohingya migrants awaiting deportation
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari had said that the BJP government will implement a ‘detect, delete, and deport’ strategy for alleged undocumented immigrants.
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thehindu.com
WB government directs districts to set up holding centres for detained illegal foreigners
West Bengal mandates districts to establish holding centres for detaining illegal foreigners, aligning with a new deportation policy.
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WB govt directs districts to set up 'holding centres' for foreigners apprehended over illegal stay
A notification issued by the Home and Hill Affairs Department on Saturday referred to guidelines of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). | India News
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Bengal govt orders 'holding centres' for illegal migrants
West Bengal authorities are establishing holding centres for foreigners apprehended for illegal stay. This move follows a policy announcement to detect, delete, and deport illegal…
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rfi.fr
India orders migrant detention centres sparking explusion fears
India's ruling Hindu-nationalist party has ordered detention centres for undocumented Bangladeshis and Rohingyas in West Bengal state, sparking fear among minorities that it could…
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scmp.com
India orders new deportation centres days after BJP election victory
The Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party has ordered detention centres for undocumented migrants in West Bengal state, sparking fear of arbitrary expulsions.
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newsbytesapp.com
Thousands of suspected Bangladeshi immigrants gather at India-Bangladesh border
Amid West Bengal's intensified anti-infiltration drive, a crowd assembled at the Hakimpur border in North 24 Parganas, reportedly seeking to return to Bangladesh.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Hundreds try to flee to Bangladesh as West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari says quit India
SWARUPNAGAR/KOLKATA: Hundreds of Bangladeshis without the documents required to stay in India made a bee-line for the Bithari-Hakimpur border exit in Bengal's North 24 Parganas on…
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‘Why spend taxpayers’ money on infiltrators?’ Suvendu Adhikari defends Bengal holding centres for illegal Bangladeshis and Rohingyas
JALANGI/BARUIPUR/PALASHIPARA: A day after holding centres for illegal foreigners, including Bangladeshis and Rohingya immigrants, debuted in Murshidabad and Malda, seven more…
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Scores head to Bangladesh border amid Bengal’s migrant crackdown
Chief minister Suvendu Adhikari said those found to be Bangladeshi nationals should leave the country voluntarily. | India News
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Hundreds try to flee West Bengal as anti-infiltration drive triggers 'reverse exodus'
Suspected illegal immigrants are gathering at the Hakimpur border in West Bengal seeking to return to Bangladesh. This follows the state's new BJP government's announcement of a…
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Long queues at Bangladesh border seen as hundreds return after Suvendu Adhikari's 'jaldi jaldi bhago' warning
Hundreds of undocumented Bangladeshi nationals rushed to the West Bengal border, fearing detention under the state's new "detect-delete-deport" policy. The crackdown follows the…
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Illegal migrants flock to Bangladesh border to return as West Bengal starts deportation drive
Illegal migrants flock to Bangladesh border to return as West Bengal starts deportation drive
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Bangladeshi immigrants gather at border amid Bengal govt’s 'detect, delete and deportation' policy
Illegal Bangladeshi immigrants have started gathering in large numbers at multiple points along the Indo-Bangladesh border to return to Bangladesh amid opening of holding centres…
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'Detect, delete and deport': Why Bengal migrants are gathering around Bangladesh border in huge numbers
The BJP government in Bengal ordered holding centres for undocumented migrants, acting on its “detect, delete and deport” poll promise. | India News