The crackdown on illegal infiltration in West Bengal has escalated, leading to threats from Bangladeshi radicals who have linked the situation to the creation of a Hamas-like network. This analysis reveals that recent border developments, including increased surveillance and the establishment of detention centres, are part of a broader strategy to combat infiltration. A Bangladeshi radical has threatened to turn West Bengal into 'Gaza,' claiming that a demographic invasion is underway, which aims to alter population patterns and control local resources. The infiltration network is characterized as a multi-phase operation involving funding syndicates linked to illegal activities. Political changes in the state have resulted in stricter enforcement measures, including border fencing and identification drives against undocumented migrants. The state government plans to open detention centres across all districts, already operational in some areas, to enhance border security and prevent extremist activities. The analysis also points to an international extremist connection, referencing a conference in Dhaka attended by various radical figures.