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January 31, 2026

Home minister says infiltrators’ population rose from zero to 64 lakh

- PRASANTA MAZUMDAR @ Guwahati

UNION Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the demography of Assam changed drastically during the Congress rule. He urged people to vote for the BJP to stop infiltration.

“Assam’s demography completely changed during the Congress rule. The population of infiltrators rose to 64 lakh from nil. Infiltrators became a majority in seven districts,” Shah said at the closing ceremony of the 10th Mising Youth Festival in Dhemaji.

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