New Delhi. Action against Bangladeshi and Rohingya Muslims in Delhi has intensified. Delhi Police is identifying suspected Rohingyas in areas like Sangam Vihar and Gill Farm. Documents of all suspects, such as voter ID and Aadhaar card are being examined. Recently, Home Minister Amit Shah met with Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and directed to identify illegally living in the capital and send them back to their country. At the same time, the Home Minister had also asked to take strict action against those who helped Rohingya intruders in Delhi.
Delhi: Police has been action against bangladeshi rohingyas suspected of living illegally in the City. Authorities have begun document verification in area like sangam vihar and others pic.twitter.com/wqjytg04f8
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Amit Shah had directed to strictly deal with it, stating it a national security issue. Apart from Delhi CM, Delhi Home Minister Ashish Sood, Delhi Police Commissioner and other senior officials were also present in this meeting. In this sequence, the Delhi Police team reached areas like Sangam Vihar and Gill Farm, following the orders of the Union Home Minister. Here the document verification work of all such people is being done, which suspects that they can be Bangladeshi Rohingya.
Sangam Vihar and Gill Farms come to areas where Bangladeshi intruders are feared. There are many people who have come from Bangladesh in the settlements here and are living here by hiding their identity without fake documents or any document. Let us tell you that the issue of Bangladeshi and Rohingya Muslims who have been illegally in India from West Bengal to Assam and Delhi have been raised by the BJP. Now after the formation of BJP government in Delhi, action has started here. Whatever infiltration will go, the government will check them.
