TMC helping infiltrators settle down in Bengal, alleges Bhupender Yadav

Union minister Bhupender Yadav on Tuesday accused West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress of helping infiltrators from across the border settle down in the state. Yadav also alleged that incidents of attacks on women have been on the rise in the state since Mamata Banerjee became chief minister in 2011.He was addressing a press conference to commemorate the occasion of the Narendra Modi government's completion of 11 years in office in Kolkata."The state is not helping Central forces in identifying and deporting foreign nationals and the TMC is helping these infiltrators become residents of this land. Incidents of crime have reached alarming proportions because of the hands-off approach of the state government's policy of appeasement," Yadav claimed."Not a single month passes in Bengal without reports of attacks on women being reported. When houses of people were being burnt and women and children bore the brunt of violence in Murshidabad, this administration did not take any action," Yadav said.

लोग आज बंगाल छोड़ कर क्यों जा रहे हैं… #11YearsOfSeva pic.twitter.com/u0lxz93P25

— Bhupender Yadav (@byadavbjp) June 10, 2025

Yadav also flagged the issue of SSC appointment scam and the loss of job of nearly 26,000 teachers.The assembly elections in west Bengal are due next year.