Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that when the people of Bengal will oust Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee from power and form a BJP government in the state, the problem of illegal infiltration will be solved. Mamata Banerjee keeps telling everyone that the BSF is under the central government. It protects the international border. Therefore, the Center should be held responsible for infiltration.
Amit Shah's big attack on infiltrators
He said that my question to them is who made the voter ID cards and Aadhaar cards of such infiltrators. All these voter ID cards have been made in North 24 Parganas district. He said the above things while attending a program.
INDIA sees vote bank in infiltrators - Shah
Amit Shah clarified that the upcoming Bihar assembly elections will be fought under the leadership of JDU leader and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Said that the opposition alliance INDIA sees vote bank in infiltrators. When asked about the government's strategy on enslaved Jammu and Kashmir, he said that there is no doubt that it is ours.
On the issue of cash allegedly recovered from the house of a Delhi High Court judge, Shah said that the Supreme Court has formed a committee to look into it.
Shah spoke about tariffs
Welcoming the apex court's decision, he said that like everyone else, he too is waiting for the outcome. Responding to a question, he said that it is too early to determine the impact of US President Donald Trump's tariffs. But India's economy is resilient to such pressures.
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