The rampant influx of Bangladeshis and Rohingyas into West Bengal has raised serious concerns among opposition parties ahead of the upcoming assembly elections. In a recent breakthrough, a police officer apprehended a suspicious individual, leading to the revelation of a terrifying piece of information. Based on this intel, the police have discovered that the Bangladeshi individual entered the state through a middleman from Sandeshkhali. The incident unfolded on the 18th when Sub-Inspector Sushen Das of Regent Park Police Station was injured in a car accident while on duty. His suspicion was piqued when the car driver, Azad Sheikh, responded with “Ji Sir” during questioning. Further interrogation unearthed sensational details: the Bangladeshi had created fake documents to reside in India through an individual named Zafar Ali Sheikh and had entered the country via a broker.

The Bangladeshi car driver claims that a broker from Sandeshkhali, who was arranged by Zafar Ali Sheikh, facilitated the creation of all the fraudulent documents, including Aadhaar cards. Following this revelation, the administration’s focus has now shifted to Sandeshkhali. It is suspected that this broker network was responsible for all illegal activities, and this Bangladeshi individual also entered India with fabricated documents. Clearly, this has evolved into an organized illicit business. Consequently, the police are now desperately searching for the Sandeshkhali broker. Although no trace of the broker has been found yet, the police investigation has been intensified, and every effort is being made to apprehend the mastermind behind this operation. This incident highlights the alarming scale of illegal infiltration in the state and underscores the urgent need for increased vigilance and action from the authorities.