Guwahati: Assam Police have apprehended 14 individuals on suspicion of illegal infiltration, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced, highlighting the state's intensified efforts to secure its borders and maintain internal stability. The arrests come as part of an ongoing drive against unlawful entry into the state, a persistent concern for the region.
Chief Minister Sarma, in his statement, affirmed the government's firm resolve to prevent illegal immigration, reiterating that vigilance remains paramount for safeguarding Assam's demographic and cultural integrity. He emphasized that law enforcement agencies are actively engaged in operations across various districts to identify and intercept individuals attempting to cross into the state without proper documentation.
These apprehensions underscore the sustained commitment of Assam's administration and police force to tackle the complex issue of illegal entry. Given Assam's strategic location, sharing international borders, the prevention of such activities is critical for national security and for mitigating socio-economic pressures within the state. Authorities have been consistently strengthening intelligence gathering and ground surveillance to enhance their interception capabilities.
The Chief Minister's announcement serves as a clear message that the state machinery is fully mobilized to ensure that no unauthorized person can settle in Assam, thereby upholding the rule of law and protecting the interests of its citizens. Further investigations into the network facilitating these alleged entries are expected to follow.
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