‘Detect, delete and deport’ push: BJP government opens first migrant holding centre in West Bengal, houses 9 suspected Bangladeshis
West Bengal's BJP government has launched its 'detect, delete and deport' policy, opening a holding center in Malda for illegal foreign nationals. Nine suspected Bangladeshi nationals are currently housed there, awaiting verification and legal procedures. This initiative aims to streamline the deportation process for apprehended individuals, as mandated by a new national law.
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