Bangladeshi In Delhi: Police in action against illegal Bangladeshis, investigation in many areas

Anchor: 'The police is continuously conducting investigation into the secretaries coming to Delhi. Even today the police went to many areas and questioned the people and also checked their documents. The Delhi Police team is continuously visiting every street and intersection to search for secretaries. The picture is from Simapuri area of ​​Delhi, where the Delhi Police team is. Aadhar card and documents of the people were checked so that the infiltrators can be identified. Your name is being used for permanent government ID. Aadhar card identification card, voter I card were taken from the people. During the search operation, police identified 32 people whom the police suspect to be Bangladeshis. We have verified something. On suspicion, we have IDs of almost 30-32 people. We have a departmental process, we have a Bangladeshi cell in it, through it we will carry out whatever deportation action is required. If their identity is not established, then they are deported through them. Some people also thought that their ancestors were from Bangladesh. yes, hence there is a need to improve the system for Aadhar card, actually Himanta has been discussing one decision after another in Assam, he has been denying UCC and NRC from the beginning, he has also run such campaigns on which the opposition party is attacking him, now Hemant is under the target of opponents even on Aadhar card, after the defeat in the mandate, Hemant Vishwas Sharma has lost his mental balance, now the people of Assam will do his NRC. Till date have you people seen any official gazetted notification of the Registrar General of India? When you wake up in the morning you accept NRC and at the time of going to sleep when you feel that we should not accept NRC, then you would have said NRC and we would not have accepted this. It is obvious that a new uproar can arise regarding the decision of the Assam government. The Himanta government has several times caught illegal infiltrators and sent them back to their country. Infiltration is easy due to being close to the border of Bangladesh.'