Overview
- The West Bengal chief minister directed police to intensify naka-checks and restore round-the-clock patrolling in the border district.
- She told officers not to be timid and to act proactively to maintain law and order along the India–Bangladesh frontier.
- Banerjee said agencies from other states must not arrest people in West Bengal without following due procedure and flagged earlier NRC-related notices from Assam.
- Alleging forcible pushbacks by the BSF, she referenced the wrongful deportation of Sunali Khatun and said some of her family members remain across the border.
- She urged full cooperation with booth-level officers during the accelerated Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and criticized the compressed timeline as risky.