Source : INDIATV NEWS
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has directed the state Chief Secretary, Director General of Police and other concerned agencies to take immediate legal action against illegal immigrants coming to Maharashtra from Bangladesh and Myanmar. Taking cognisance of Shiv Sena deputy leader and former MP Rahul Ramesh Shewale’s demand to Amit Shah to take strict action against Bangladeshi infiltrators, the Union Home Ministry has given these instructions. A day after Bangladeshi infiltrators attacked film actor Saif Ali Khan, the Union Home Ministry’s order is likely to intensify the action against infiltrators.
Shewale said, “I had written a letter to the Union Home Minister in November 2024 and had cited a report by the Tata Social Science Institute and had demanded action against Bangladeshis living illegally in Maharashtra and Mumbai. Tata Institute had said in its report that Bangladeshi people are living illegally in Mumbai and Maharashtra and they can be involved in criminal activities, which can pose a threat to the security of Mumbai.
Besides, at some places they are being made voters by giving them fake voter IDs, which can also pose a threat to democracy.”
Mumbai police on Sunday said a 30-year-old Bangladeshi national has been arrested for allegedly stabbing actor Saif Ali Khan at the latter’s residence. Preliminary investigation suggests that the man was unaware that he had entered a Bollywood star’s house and his intention was theft, police said. He said the attacker was nabbed at Hiranandani Estate on Ghodbandar Road in neighbouring Thane district. The official said the man had changed his name, Shariful Islam Shehzad Mohammad Rohilla Amin Fakir, to Vijay Das after he entered India. He said the accused, who hails from Jhalokati in Bangladesh, had been living in Mumbai for more than five months, doing petty jobs and was attached to a housekeeping agency.
The police have registered a case against the accused under sections 311 (robbery or dacoity with the intent to cause grievous hurt or death, 331(4) (house-breaking) and other relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita and Passport Act, 1967, the official said.
