The West Bengal government is taking decisive steps to address the issue of illegal Bangladeshi immigration. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced that illegal immigrants will no longer be incarcerated but will instead be directly sent to Border Security Force (BSF) Border Outposts in Bangaon or Basirhat for deportation to Bangladesh. This shift aims to streamline the deportation process and reduce the burden on the judicial system. Adhikari emphasized the importance of maintaining accurate data regarding the number of deportations, which will be reported monthly to the Director General of Police (DGP) and the Chief Minister's Office (CMO). Furthermore, the Railway Protection Force (RPF) has been instructed to monitor illegal immigrants at Howrah station, ensuring they are handed over to the BSF. During an administrative review meeting, Adhikari also addressed local governance issues, highlighting the need for continuity in services despite political challenges. He reassured that the Panchayat secretary and Block Development Officers (BDOs) would continue to provide essential services. The government is also promoting central schemes to ensure citizens benefit from initiatives like the new Ujala gas benefit, which aims to improve living conditions for many households.