Drive out illegal Bangladeshis as soon as possible – Milind Deora wrote letter to CM – Read

By News Update On Jan 22, 2025

In Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan case, it has been revealed that he was attacked by a Bangladeshi man. In this matter, Shiv Sena leader Milind Deora has appealed to the government to expel Bangladeshi citizens from the state. He said that Bangladeshis living illegally in the state should be deported ‘as soon as possible’. It is necessary to do this so that Mumbai and the people living there remain safe. While talking to the media, Deora said that a letter has been written to Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis requesting him for the security of Mumbai. It is written in the letter that wherever any Bangladeshi is living illegally without any proper document, he should not be allowed to stay in the state.

The tragic incident that happened at the house of actor Saif Ali Khan is very disturbing and worrying. He said that in order to make Mumbai city more secure, it is very important to audit all the Bangladeshi immigrants living here illegally across the state.

I have written to Maharashtra CM @Dev_Fadnavis Ji, urging a thorough audit of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants across the state. Ive also recommended strict action against staffing agencies that fail to verify documents before placing individuals in jobs.
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— Milind Deora milind devra (@milinddeora) January 21, 2025

Verification is not done before giving job

Rajya Sabha MP Deora also posted the letter written to the CM on his social media account. What he gave by giving priority to the security of Maharashtra. He also demanded strict action against those agencies which give jobs to people easily and do not verify their documents before giving them jobs.

The investigating officer was changed

Saif Ali Khan has now returned to his home after treatment at Lilavati Hospital. Meanwhile, investigation is going on in the case of six knife attacks on Saif Ali Khan. Meanwhile, the officer investigating this case has been changed. Officer Sudarshan Gaikwad, who was investigating this case, has now been handed over this responsibility to Ajay Linganurkar. Due to the connection of the main accused in this case with Bangladesh, every small and big aspect of the case is being monitored.