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At BSF Jubilee, Amit Shah Backs Voter-Roll 'Purification', Vows to Deport 'Infiltrators'

He frames the SIR as essential to security, unveiling an e-border rollout timeline.

Overview

  • Amit Shah told the BSF’s 61st Raising Day in Bhuj that the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision is a “purification” of voter rolls and pledged to identify and deport every infiltrator.
  • He cited the Bihar Assembly result as a public mandate against infiltrators and warned parties he accused of seeking to keep their names on electoral lists.
  • Shah said trials for an e-border security system are complete, targeted full ground rollout within a year, and projected covering the entire land border under an electronic shield within five years.
  • Crediting Operation Sindoor, he claimed Indian forces destroyed militant infrastructure and that Pakistan announced a unilateral ceasefire following Indian actions.
  • The announcements drew sharp pushback from the TMC, which sought his resignation and asked the CEC to halt SIR; party leaders alleged SIR-linked coercion, and a Gujarat BLO’s suicide was reported with a note citing SIR-related stress.