Amit Shah Slams Congress in Assam, Vows to Expel Bangladeshi Infiltrators

• Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused Congress of using Bangladeshi infiltrators as a vote bank, threatening Assam's culture and identity.
• Shah pledged that the BJP government would identify and expel all Bangladeshi infiltrators from Assam and across India.
• He criticized Congress for promoting infiltration via the IMDT Act and neglecting Assam Movement martyrs, contrasting it with BJP's development efforts.
• Shah highlighted PM Modi's frequent visits to the Northeast and significantly higher funds allocated to Assam compared to the UPA government.
• He inaugurated the redeveloped Batadrava Than, Srimanta Sankaradeva's birthplace, freed from encroachers, crediting CM Himanta Biswa Sarma for freeing land.

Why It Matters: Amit Shah vowed to remove Bangladeshi infiltrators from Assam, criticizing Congress's past policies and highlighting BJP's development focus.