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Home Minister Amit Shah in Lok Sabha – Photo: Sansad TV video grab
After the discussion on the Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025 in the Lok Sabha, Home Minister Amit Shah responded on legal points. The bill was passed after the Home Minister’s response. Shah also made serious allegations against the West Bengal government for not cooperating in stopping infiltration. Shah said that the Bengal government did not respond despite writing letters 10 times to erect a fence to secure the borders. Shah said that the government will keep a close watch on the people coming into the country.
After the discussion on the Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025 in the Lok Sabha, Home Minister Amit Shah responded in detail on the provisions of the bill. He said that a valid passport, valid visa will be mandatory to come to India. Strict action will be taken in a legal manner for entering India without documents. The Home Minister said strictly, provisions have been made for strict punishment for fake documents. He said that those staying in the country even after the visa expires will be tracked.
The government has full right to check documents
Shah slammed the opposition and said that the kind of questions asked are quite surprising. He said that the people of the country voted for the BJP. We have formed a majority government. In such a situation, the government has full right to check the infiltration of foreigners and whether the people coming to India have valid documents or not.
Bill passed by Lok Sabha
After the reply of Home Minister Amit Shah, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla announced the passing of the bill at around 6.20 pm on Thursday evening. First Speaker Birla completed the formalities of voting on the amendments proposed in the bill. Most of the amendments moved by the opposition MPs were rejected.
Home Minister Amit Shah looked aggressive in Lok Sabha – Photo: Sansad TV video grab
Serious allegations against West Bengal government in infiltration case
Responding to the discussion in the Lok Sabha before the bill was passed, Home Minister Amit Shah said, immigration is not an isolated issue. The government of the country has the right to know who comes to the country’s border, when he comes, for how long and for what purpose. Doing so is very important for security. Claiming to win the 2026 assembly elections in West Bengal, Home Minister Shah said that the 450 km border is still insecure due to the benevolence of the state government, but this will not last long. Shah said that he himself has appealed to the state government by sending letters 10 times, but cooperation is not being given. He said that the state government is sympathetic to the infiltrating Rohingya and Bangladeshi people, they are given Aadhar cards. Due to these reasons, questions are raised on the security of the country.
The world’s smallest minority population is safe in India
Referring to the legal action taken against people coming from other countries, Home Minister Amit Shah said, ‘India has a rich and glorious history towards refugees. The Parsi community came to our country to seek refuge and today they are completely safe. The world’s smallest minority population is living a safe and respectful life in India today.’
Why is this bill necessary
The Home Minister said, ‘People who come to India for business, education and investment are welcome, but those who pose a threat to our security will be closely monitored and strictly monitored. This bill will serve both purposes.’ He said, the Immigration and Foreigners Bill (Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025) is very important to strengthen the country’s security and economy, promote manufacturing and trade, get global recognition for the education system and make our universities internationally reputed.
If this happens, entry will not be allowed in India
After this bill becomes law, there will be a complete, systematic, integrated and up-to-date record of people coming to India. Section 3 of this bill has a provision for entry ban. Under this, if a person is found to be a threat to national security or the country’s reputation, he will not be allowed entry.
No compromise on country’s security, security agencies also have important rights
He said that India is not a Dharamshala, where any person can come and settle for any purpose. Parliament has the right to stop anyone who is a threat to the country’s security. Also, this bill will also give legal provisions to the blacklist made by the security agencies.
It is a matter of pride that the entire immigration policy is made in the new Parliament of New India
The Home Minister said that the three old bills related to immigration in 1920, 1939 and 1946 were made in the British Parliament. Today, our entire immigration policy is going to be made in the new Parliament of New India, it is a matter of pride for us.
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