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The violence in Bangladesh is not stopping. Despite the formation of the interim government, there are reports of attacks on Bangladeshi Hindus, vandalism in temples and arson. After the unrest in Bangladesh, many people are trying to enter India illegally. The government has tightened security on the India-Bangladesh border. BSF jawans are keeping an eye on every inch. Obviously, the unrest in Bangladesh has become a matter of concern for India as well. Especially preventing illegal intruders from entering the country can be one of the biggest challenges for the government.
The population will change
Infiltrators from Bangladesh usually settle across the border in states like West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya and Tripura. Due to the presence of many small rivers and hilly areas on the Bangladesh border, it becomes difficult to stop the infiltrators. Bangladesh has a large Muslim population. In such a situation, there is a danger of changing the demography of these states due to the arrival of a large number of infiltrators.
Vote bank politics
These intruders coming from across the border sometimes also become a part of vote bank politics. Often illegal refugees are included in the voter list by making fake documents with the help of local leaders. Its effect is also being seen on local politics. Recently, fake documents of 20 thousand refugees were found in Rae Bareli. All of them were accused of casting fake votes in the Lok Sabha elections.
The threat of terrorism
Along with infiltrators, terrorists can also enter the Indian border from Bangladesh. Before the coup in Bangladesh, PM Sheikh Hasina had also warned India. Sheikh Hasina said bluntly that many terrorists can enter India through Bangladesh by hiding among the infiltrators.
Entry of secret agents
Many media reports have also claimed that Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI is behind the coup in Bangladesh. In such a situation, along with Bangladeshi infiltrators, ISI intelligence agents can also enter India illegally. Obviously, if this happens, it can prove to be a big threat for the country.
Poverty crisis
Giving shelter to illegal refugees in the country can create an economic crisis for India. The influx of illegal refugees in West Bengal, Assam and the North Eastern states will lead to an increase in slums. Along with this, these infiltrators will also take over the resources of the state, due to which poverty in the eastern states may increase instead of decreasing.
