Assam Prevents Illegal Entry: 13 Foreign Nationals Pushed Back
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced the apprehension and deportation of 13 foreign nationals attempting illegal entry into India. The state prioritizes securing its borders with 267.5 km shared with Bangladesh. Integrated Check Posts aid in controlling illegal immigration, amidst tension from neighboring Bangladesh's instability.
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Assam's border security measures have proven effective as 13 foreign nationals attempting illegal entry into India were apprehended and subsequently deported back across the border.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma emphasized the state's commitment to upholding the sovereignty of India's borders while respecting the rights of individuals to return to their homeland.
Key border districts such as Sribhumi and Cachar play a crucial role in maintaining this security, with Integrated Check Posts facilitating the regulation of cross-border movement amid political instability in neighboring Bangladesh.
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