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Delhi will have zero tolerance for illegal infiltrators
The Sunday Guardian
|March 30, 2025
Following the arrest of six illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators from the Jahangirpuri area, who were found engaging in criminal activities while masquerading as transgenders, Delhi's Home Minister, Ashish Sood, has taken suo motu cognizance of the case.
He has directed the police to adopt stringent measures, asserting that no illegal infiltrator would be permitted to remain in Delhi.
The minister recalled mentioning in his budget speech that the Delhi Government would soon assume control of the detention centre in Lampur. He stressed that in coordination with the police, the government would take strict action against all illegal infiltrators, especially those from Bangladesh, as well as those who provide them shelter.
"Our government is resolute in its mission to eliminate illegal infiltrators from Delhi. This commitment is evident in our proactive measures, and their positive impact will soon be seen across the national capital," he stated.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition March 30, 2025 de The Sunday Guardian.
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