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India is not a dharamshala, says Amit Shah on infiltration
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Monday that India is not a dharamshala, or free inn, and warned that infiltrators will be identified and pushed back. Speaking at an event in…
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Monday that India is not a dharamshala, or free inn, and warned that infiltrators will be identified and pushed back. Speaking at an event in New Delhi, Shah said the country's borders are secure and that the government will not allow anyone to enter illegally.
Shah stated that those who have entered India without proper documents will be dealt with strictly. He said the government has already started identifying infiltrators and will take action against them. The Home Minister did not provide specific numbers or a timeline for the process.
The remarks come amid ongoing concerns over illegal immigration from neighbouring countries. Shah reiterated the government's commitment to national security and said the Citizenship Amendment Act will protect persecuted minorities while illegal immigrants will be sent back.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The phrase 'not a dharamshala' echoes Shah's own 2019 campaign rhetoric and signals the BJP's continued focus on border security ahead of state and national elections. The comment is significant because it comes as the government prepares to implement the pan-India National Register of Citizens, a process that has been stalled in several states. The key question is whether Shah's statement is a policy directive to begin deportations or a political signal. The next sign to watch is if the government announces a specific timeline for the NRC rollout in Parliament.
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