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NDA Leaders Back Shah’s Anti-Infiltration Remarks on Security
Home Minister Amit Shah spoke about keeping India safe from security threats.
He said illegal infiltration, terrorism and drug trafficking must be addressed.
He also said strong internal security would help India become a developed country by 2047.
Shah warned that illegal infiltrators could affect safety, the economy and population balance.
Several leaders from the National Democratic Alliance supported his comments.
Ram Kadam said infiltration could threaten local people and national security.
Sanjay Saraogi said the government would identify and deport illegal infiltrators.
K.C. Tyagi said foreign nationals should not live in India without citizenship.
Amit Shah said strong internal security is essential for India’s goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047.
Speaking in New Delhi, Shah called for coordinated action against infiltration, terrorism, narcotics trafficking and other threats.
Shah warned that illegal infiltrators could affect national security, economic stability and demographic balance.
NDA leaders Ram Kadam, Sanjay Saraogi and K.C. Tyagi endorsed stronger measures against illegal infiltration.
Sanjay Saraogi said infiltrators would be identified, removed and deported, while K.C. Tyagi said foreign nationals need citizenship to reside in India.
- Who
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah and NDA leaders Ram Kadam, Sanjay Saraogi and K.C. Tyagi.
- What
- They supported a stronger anti-infiltration policy and coordinated measures against internal security threats.
- Where
- New Delhi, India.
- When
- The statements were made on Wednesday, after Shah addressed the Intelligence Bureau’s National Security Strategy Conference.
- Why
- The leaders said preventing illegal infiltration is necessary to protect national security, economic stability, demographic balance and national resources.
Key facts
- Main speaker
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah
- Event
- Intelligence Bureau’s National Security Strategy Conference
- Location
- New Delhi
- Security concerns
- Illegal infiltration, terrorism, narcotics trafficking and organised criminal networks
- National goal
- India becoming a developed nation by 2047
- NDA response
- Leaders endorsed Shah’s anti-infiltration position
- Proposed action
- Sanjay Saraogi said infiltrators would be identified, removed and deported
Quotes
Sanjay Saraogi
Bihar BJP president
“The Home Minister (Amit Shah) has spoken in the interest of the nation. This country is a family, and the people of this country have the primary right to it. If infiltrators come here, compromise the nation's security, usurp the rights of the local people, and fuel terrorist activities, what else can be expected?”
thehansindia.com
“Union Minister Amit Shah's clear position, which is also the position of the Union government and the Bharatiya Janata Party, is that India is not a 'Dharamshala' where infiltrators can come, stay and misuse the country's resources.”
thehansindia.com
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