WB government directs districts to set up holding centres for detained illegal foreigners
The West Bengal Government has instructed District Magistrates to establish holding centres for detained illegal foreigners and released foreign prisoners awaiting deportation. This directive follows a new policy announced by Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari aimed at addressing illegal immigration. The initiative aligns with guidelines from the Ministry of Home Affairs regarding the deportation of illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and Myanmar.
- ▪The West Bengal Government has directed the establishment of holding centres for detained illegal foreigners.
- ▪Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced a policy of 'detect, delete and deport' for illegal infiltrators.
- ▪The Ministry of Home Affairs previously mandated states to identify and verify illegal immigrants within 30 days.
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The West Bengal Government has directed District Magistrates across the State to set up holding centres for detained illegal foreigners and released foreign prisoners awaiting deportation.A notification by the Home and Hill Affairs Department of the State government cited guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs. “Enclosed please find the letter under reference regarding the procedure to be followed for deportation of Bangladeshi/Rohingyas apprehended for staying illegally in this country.
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