Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Assam Pushes Back 37 Illegal Immigrants to Bangladesh
The Assam government sent 37 people back to Bangladesh because they were in Assam illegally.
The government is trying to get rid of people who are not supposed to be there.
They are doing this by quickly sending people back instead of going through a long legal process.
The government said it will keep doing this to prevent more people from entering the state illegally.
Most of these people come from Bangladesh, and the government believes they are seeking jobs and better lives.
Assam pushed back 37 illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.
The pushback occurred in the Sribhumi sector.
The action is part of Assam's zero-tolerance policy.
The Chief Minister stated this is a routine part of the government's campaign.
The government believes the increasing attempts to enter Assam are linked to conditions in Bangladesh.
- Who
- 37 illegal immigrants, Assam government
- What
- Pushback of illegal immigrants to Bangladesh
- When
- Not specified, but recent
- Where
- Sribhumi sector, Assam
- Why
- To remove illegal immigrants and maintain an infiltration-free Assam
Illegal Immigrants
Assam Government
Status
Illegal Immigrants
Seeking jobs and better living conditions.
Assam Government
Illegal immigrants, unwanted guests.
Actions
Illegal Immigrants
Were pushed back.
Assam Government
Enforcing its zero-tolerance policy.
- Number of Immigrants Pushed Back
- 37
- Nationality
- Bangladeshi
- Location of Pushback
- Sribhumi sector
- Action Taken
- Pushed back to Bangladesh
- Government Stance
- Zero-tolerance towards illegal infiltration
