State Launches Large-Scale Crackdown
The Yogi Adityanath government has launched a strong crackdown on Bangladeshi and Rohingya infiltrators across Uttar Pradesh. The government instructed all 17 municipal bodies to identify suspected illegal immigrants working in sanitation and other informal jobs. Officials must submit these lists to divisional commissioners and senior police officers for immediate action.
Detention Centres to Come Up in Every Division
The government also ordered the setup of detention centres in each division. Authorities will shift suspected illegal immigrants to these centres after verification. Officers must complete document checks fast and begin legal deportation procedures when required. The administration aims to stop undocumented individuals from blending into crowded urban zones.
Raids and Verification Drives Intensify
Police and district teams have started house-to-house verification drives in several cities. Officers inspected slum clusters, rented homes, and congested areas near transport hubs. Teams also seized suspicious identity papers during these checks. The government wants strict monitoring of movement and employment patterns of all suspected infiltrators.
Government Cites Security and Public Welfare
State officials say this action protects law and order and keeps public services safe from misuse. They claim illegal foreign nationals often acquire forged documents and occupy jobs meant for local citizens. The government plans to continue the crackdown without delay.
Mixed Response From Public
Supporters of the move call it necessary for security and resource protection. Critics urge the government to ensure fair treatment and careful verification during the process. The debate continues as the state expands identification drives.
