Take action against illegal B'deshis: MLA to Tripura HC chief justice
He said hundreds of Bangladeshi nationals were being arrested in Tripura by law enforcement agencies but were later granted bail in court. After coming out of jail, many of them absconded without returning to Bangladesh. They were residing in India using false documents and hiding their identities.
Debbarma expressed concern that these individuals, aided by certain advocates and bailors, were deliberately avoiding court proceedings.
There is a growing trend of illegal migrants assuming false identities, including religious identities, to stay undetected in India.
The letter accused Indian facilitators of managing to fabricate documents to support these migrants, with the police allegedly showing inaction despite clear evidence of forged paperwork. Referring to a specific case involving one Kajal Sarker of Mohanpur, near Agartala, identified as an Indian middleman, Debbarma cited ongoing legal proceedings.
The MLA requested the high court to ensure a custody trial for the arrested illegal migrants and an immediate pushback order after sentencing. He also urged the court to initiate strong punitive action against the involved Indian collaborators to safeguard national security and uphold the sovereignty of India.
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