India says laws in place to deport illegal migrants from Bangladesh and elsewhere

India's government affirmed its commitment to enforcing immigration laws, stating that all foreign nationals residing illegally in the country will face deportation. "All foreign nationals in India, if they are here illegally, including from Bangladesh, we have laws to deal with them and they’ll be accordingly dealt with," said Randhir Jaiswal, a spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs. This statement underscores India's stance on maintaining its borders and managing its population according to established legal mechanisms. The government's approach emphasizes adherence to national laws for all individuals, regardless of their origin, who are found to be in the country without proper authorization. The policy aims to ensure that immigration regulations are applied consistently, addressing concerns about illegal residency and its potential implications. India's legal framework provides for the identification and subsequent deportation of individuals who violate immigration rules, a process that the government maintains will be applied impartially.

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All foreign nationals in India, if they are here illegally, including from Bangladesh, we have laws to deal with them and they’ll be accordingly dealt with