India on Friday reiterated that it is taking every measure to deal with "illegal immigrants", including from Bangladesh and deport them. Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal during a regular press briefing on Friday (June 5) said that there are "laws to deal with them and they'll be accordingly dealt with."&nbsp;He also said that several cases have been referred to Bangladesh to verify the nationality and once it is verified the Indian government will start the deportation process.&nbsp;"Foreign nationals in India, if they are here illegally, including from Bangladesh, we have laws to deal with them and they'll be accordingly dealt with. As far as the deportation of these people is concerned, there is a bilateral mechanism in place and we refer these cases to the Bangladeshi side for them to verify the nationality of these people and once it is verified, then we take forward the deportation process,' said Jaiswal.<h2>Cloe to 3,000 nationality verification requests pending with Bangladesh</h2>&nbsp;Jiaswal, however, said that several such requests are pending with the Bangladesh authorities which is expected to get cleared soon.&nbsp;"We have many of these requests which are still pending with the Bangladeshi side and if you hope and expect that they'll be expedited as soon as possible, so that the deportation of people who are illegally staying in India can be taken forward smoothly and efficiently," he added.&nbsp;Till last month, the nationality verification process of nearly 3,000 suspected illegal Bangladeshi immigrants was pending with Dhaka.&nbsp;Jaiswal in one of his pressers in May had said that 2,862 cases related to nationality verification were pending with Bangladesh, with some applications awaiting clearance for more than five years.&nbsp;

During the presses Jiaswal said that several verification requests are pending with the Bangladesh authorities which is expected to get cleared soon.

India on Friday reiterated that it is taking every measure to deal with "illegal immigrants", including from Bangladesh and deport them. Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal during a regular press briefing on Friday (June 5) said that there are "laws to deal with them and they'll be accordingly dealt with." He also said that several cases have been referred to Bangladesh to verify the nationality and once it is verified the Indian government will start the deportation process. "Foreign nationals in India, if they are here illegally, including from Bangladesh, we have laws to deal with them and they'll be accordingly dealt with. As far as the deportation of these people is concerned, there is a bilateral mechanism in place and we refer these cases to the Bangladeshi side for them to verify the nationality of these people and once it is verified, then we take forward the deportation process,' said Jaiswal. Cloe to 3,000 nationality verification requests pending with Bangladesh Jiaswal, however, said that several such requests are pending with the Bangladesh authorities which is expected to get cleared soon. "We have many of these requests which are still pending with the Bangladeshi side and if you hope and expect that they'll be expedited as soon as possible, so that the deportation of people who are illegally staying in India can be taken forward smoothly and efficiently," he added. Till last month, the nationality verification process of nearly 3,000 suspected illegal Bangladeshi immigrants was pending with Dhaka. Jaiswal in one of his pressers in May had said that 2,862 cases related to nationality verification were pending with Bangladesh, with some applications awaiting clearance for more than five years.

During the presses Jiaswal said that several verification requests are pending with the Bangladesh authorities which is expected to get cleared soon.

'There are laws to deal with illegal immigrants': India again urges Bangladesh to clear pending verification

The chief of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Saturday (Nov 9) vowed to ‘throw out’ Bangladeshi immigrants from the eastern state of Jharkhand if voted to power during a campaign event in Palamu. JP Nadda, who is also the union health minister, stressed the children born to the ‘infiltrators’ following their marriage with local women will not be given tribal status.

"Every Bangladeshi will be thrown out of Jharkhand and along with that the way they marry tribal sisters and want rights on their tribal land, the children born from them will not be given any tribal rights," said the BJP national president. He also alleged that Jharkhand’s ruling JMM (Jharkhand Mukti Morcha)-Congress coalition was taking no action against the infiltrators.

Describing the JMM-Congress government as "deceitful" and a "government of liars and thieves," Nadda said they failed to fulfil promises made to people, farmers and youth of the poll-bound state.

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"They (JMM-Congress) had said that they would give unemployment allowance, they had said that they would give government jobs, they had said that they would provide financial help for the progress of women; did anything happen? This is a deceitful government; this is a government of liars; this is a government that supports thieves," Nadda remarked.

Earlier, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the JMM-Congress government was the most corrupt in the country, urging people to remove it from power.

"The Congress-JMM government is the most corrupt in the entire country. It needs to be changed. If you want to stop this corruption, uproot the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and Congress government. Those who have stolen your money will not be spared," said Shah at a rally.

The union minister also reiterated that the BJP will deport all Bangladeshi infiltrators from the state after the formation of the government.

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"The JMM-led coalition has laid out red carpet for Bangladeshi infiltrators, who settle in Jharkhand and grab tribal land, employment of youths and indulge in anti-national activities. Let the BJP regime form. They will be deported and not a bird will be allowed to cross the border," Shah said.

Jharkhand will go to polls in two phases starting November 13 and ending on November 20. The results will be out on November 23. 
 
(With inputs from agencies)

The chief of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Saturday (Nov 9) vowed to ‘throw out’ Bangladeshi immigrants from the eastern state of Jharkhand if voted to power during a campaign event in Palamu.

The chief of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Saturday (Nov 9) vowed to ‘throw out’ Bangladeshi immigrants from the eastern state of Jharkhand if voted to power during a campaign event in Palamu. JP Nadda, who is also the union health minister, stressed the children born to the ‘infiltrators’ following their marriage with local women will not be given tribal status. "Every Bangladeshi will be thrown out of Jharkhand and along with that the way they marry tribal sisters and want rights on their tribal land, the children born from them will not be given any tribal rights," said the BJP national president. He also alleged that Jharkhand’s ruling JMM (Jharkhand Mukti Morcha)-Congress coalition was taking no action against the infiltrators. Describing the JMM-Congress government as "deceitful" and a "government of liars and thieves," Nadda said they failed to fulfil promises made to people, farmers and youth of the poll-bound state. Also read: BJP slams Congress for distributing ‘blank’ Constitution copies at Rahul Gandhi event; Congress responds "They (JMM-Congress) had said that they would give unemployment allowance, they had said that they would give government jobs, they had said that they would provide financial help for the progress of women; did anything happen? This is a deceitful government; this is a government of liars; this is a government that supports thieves," Nadda remarked. Earlier, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the JMM-Congress government was the most corrupt in the country, urging people to remove it from power. "The Congress-JMM government is the most corrupt in the entire country. It needs to be changed. If you want to stop this corruption, uproot the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and Congress government. Those who have stolen your money will not be spared," said Shah at a rally. The union minister also reiterated that the BJP will deport all Bangladeshi infiltrators from the state after the formation of the government. Also read: Meet Sunil Sharma: BJP's first-ever leader of opposition in Jammu and Kashmir "The JMM-led coalition has laid out red carpet for Bangladeshi infiltrators, who settle in Jharkhand and grab tribal land, employment of youths and indulge in anti-national activities. Let the BJP regime form. They will be deported and not a bird will be allowed to cross the border," Shah said. Jharkhand will go to polls in two phases starting November 13 and ending on November 20. The results will be out on November 23. (With inputs from agencies)

India: BJP chief vows to ‘throw out’ Bangladeshi immigrants during rally in poll-bound Jharkhand

Gowher Rizvi the Special Adviser to Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has claimed that India has never raised the issue of illegal Bangladeshi migrants with his government.

Speaking at a conclave in Kolkata Rizvi&nbsp;said India has never raised the issue of illegal Bangladeshi migrants living on its soil with his government.

Calling the issue as an "internal Indian discussion", he said that the Bangladeshi's share a closest and the fondest of relationship with the current government.

He also asked the Indian government to prove that the 'illegal immigrants' of Northeast India are Bangladeshis.

Rizvi said he did not find it surprising that New Delhi never broached the illegal migrant issue with Dhaka, but contested Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju's statement that over 20 million illegal Bangladeshi migrants were now staying in India.

He also added that if there were Bangladeshis illegally staying in India, Bangladesh will obviously want to take its citizens back.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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Gowher Rizvi the Special Adviser to Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has claimed that India has never raised the issue of illegal Bangladeshi migrants with his government.

Gowher Rizvi the Special Adviser to Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has claimed that India has never raised the issue of illegal Bangladeshi migrants with his government. Speaking at a conclave in Kolkata Rizvi said India has never raised the issue of illegal Bangladeshi migrants living on its soil with his government. Calling the issue as an "internal Indian discussion", he said that the Bangladeshi's share a closest and the fondest of relationship with the current government. He also asked the Indian government to prove that the 'illegal immigrants' of Northeast India are Bangladeshis. Rizvi said he did not find it surprising that New Delhi never broached the illegal migrant issue with Dhaka, but contested Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju's statement that over 20 million illegal Bangladeshi migrants were now staying in India. He also added that if there were Bangladeshis illegally staying in India, Bangladesh will obviously want to take its citizens back. (With inputs from agencies)

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India has never raised illegal migrants issue with Dhaka: Special Adviser to Bangladesh PM