BJP MLA Advocates for the Return of Bangladeshi Nationals from Indore
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Bhopal, Dec 5 (NationPress) Madhya Pradesh BJP MLA Usha Thakur expressed on Thursday that all Bangladeshi nationals living in Indore or elsewhere in the state ought to be returned to their homeland.
Usha Thakur (58), a senior leader and representative from Mhow in Indore, asserted that numerous Bangladeshi nationals are currently residing in Indore and have set up businesses in key markets of the city.
"I have sent a letter to the Indore district administration, urging them to identify and repatriate all Bangladeshi nationals. I am aware that many have established their businesses in Sadar Bazar and Sarafa Bazar," Thakur mentioned.
She further insisted on conducting inspections at marketplaces, emphasizing that the identification cards of suspected individuals should be rigorously verified.
"Numerous Bangladeshi nationals are residing here in Indore using fraudulent IDs," Thakur claimed.
Another BJP MLA from Indore, Ramesh Mendola, attributed the violence against Hindus in Bangladesh to Muhammad Yunus. He also called on the Nobel Prize committee to reassess its decision regarding Muhammad Yunus.
"The Nobel Prize committee should reconsider their criteria. As a prominent figure, Yunus, who bears responsibility for the genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh, should not be honored as a Nobel laureate," Mendola posted on X.
In Madhya Pradesh, demonstrations occurred in various locations, including Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain, Jhabua, Dhar, Alirajpur, and several other districts, protesting against the atrocities in Bangladesh.
BJP leaders and ministers participated in a protest march organized in Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain, Dhar, and many other districts across Madhya Pradesh.
Various organizations, including the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and other Hindu groups, took to the streets with chants against the Bangladesh government, demanding protection for minority communities in the neighboring nation.
