Archive · 3 Jun 2025
TMC Rebukes Shah's 'Infiltration' Claims as 'Same-Side Goal'
Amit Shah, a top government official, said that the government in Bengal is letting people from Bangladesh enter the country illegally.
The ruling party in Bengal, the TMC, said this was wrong and that the central government is actually responsible for border security.
They are fighting over who should be blamed for the issue, with each side accusing the other of failing.
Amit Shah accused Mamata Banerjee of allowing infiltration from Bangladesh.
TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh called Shah's statement a 'same-side goal'.
Ghosh stated that border security is the central government's responsibility.
Shah also criticized Banerjee for allegedly refusing land for border fencing.
The TMC has demanded Shah's resignation following his comments.
- Who
- Amit Shah, Mamata Banerjee, Kunal Ghosh
- What
- Political clash over border security and infiltration accusations.
- When
- During Amit Shah's visit to Bengal in June 2024.
- Where
- West Bengal, India
- Why
- Disagreement over responsibility for border security and accusations of political motives.
TMC's Perspective
Amit Shah's Perspective
Border Security Responsibility
TMC's Perspective
Mamata Banerjee allowed infiltration for political gain.
Amit Shah's Perspective
Central government is in charge of border security.
Land for Fencing
TMC's Perspective
N/A
Amit Shah's Perspective
Mamata Banerjee refused to provide land for fencing.
- Accusation
- Allowing Infiltration
- Accuser
- Amit Shah
- Accused
- Mamata Banerjee
- Response
- TMC calls it a 'same-side goal'.
- TMC Spokesperson
- Kunal Ghosh
