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Modi vows to stop illegal immigrants from Bangladesh

Agencies
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday stepped up his rhetoric against illegal immigration from Bangladesh, vowing to halt the unauthorised flow of citizens from the neighbouring country into the northeastern state of Assam.
"I will make such an arrangement
that all the roads that are today helping Bangladeshis enter and destroy Assam are closed," Modi said at the event organised by his Bharatiya Janata Party.
He announced that his government would utilise land transfer agreement with Bangladesh in a manner that although it might seem to be an immediate loss to Assam, it serves the long-term security interests of the State. He urged the people of Assam to have faith in him and said: “There will be no compromise on Assam's security. “
He promised to fulfil the poll promises he had made to the people of Assam during Lok Sabha elections.
“I know the sentiments of the people of Assam. We will always protect the interests of Assam and the country," he said in his speech.
India and Bangladesh have been negotiating a land swap for years to resolve a long-running border conflict, reports Reuters.
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi has been critical of both the BJP and the Asom Gana Parishad for opposing the land swap deal signed by the previous Manmohan Singhled United Progressive Alliance government with Bangladesh.
He maintained that Assam was not going to lose out a single inch of land to Bangladesh as made out to be by the AGP and the BJP. He also alleged that the two parties opposed the deal with an eye
on 2014 Lok Sabha polls, reports The Hindu.
Modi, in his speech, warned the forces trying to harm the interests of Assam and the northeast and said that law would not spare them now. “Such forces should know that the government has changed in Delhi and the law will not spare them now," hesaid.
The development of the entire northeast region including Assam was a priority of his government hesaid.
The PM claimed that the BJP has compelled all political parties to make development the prime issue instead of issues of caste, region etc.
“We have turned the issue of development into an agenda of the country," he said and added that the country has seen performance and agenda of the government run by all others parties including the Congress, the Left parties, regional parties as well as familyrun government and they have now seen the present BJPled government at the Centre.