There will be movement restrictions and fencing along the Myanmar border," Amit Shah said in Assam

"There will be movement restrictions and fencing along the Myanmar border," Amit Shah said in Assam

There will be movement restrictions and fencing along the Myanmar border," Amit Shah said in Assam

According to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, border fence would be erected by the government in order to safeguard the Myanmar border shortly. said that crossing the border to go from Myanmar to India would be prohibited.

According to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the Modi administration would erect fence on the border to safeguard the Myanmar border shortly. The Home Minister said at the police commando passing out ceremony in Assam that fence around Bangladesh's borders would guard India's border with Myanmar. added that our free movement arrangement with Myanmar is being reexamined by the Indian government. The Indian government is now planning to discontinue the commuter service.

According to him, the Assam Police has detained over 13560 drug traffickers since May 2021. Under the NDPS Act, more than 8100 cases have been filed. There have been a lot of narcotics taken into custody. It was his assertion that the Himanta administration had delivered on its election-related pledge to provide one lakh Assamese youth employment free from corruption. Amit Shah attacked Congress, claiming that Assamese youngsters had to pay for employment under the Congress administration. Yet the positions offered by our administration. It is completely free of corruption—not a single cent of it. He has been assigned a time slot to sit at home.

India has become a major global force, according to Amit Shah. India would be a completely developed and independent country by 2047; this will start with Ramlala sitting in the magnificent temple. He said that peace and a new era had arrived in the whole Northeast.

"The Home Minister made a dig at Rahul Gandhi by claiming that he had just begun the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra. When I inquired about this here today, I was informed that many who suffered unfair treatment at the hands of the Congress during its tenure are against this path.”