Tipra Motha Leader Submits Memorandum Demanding Action Against Alleged Illegal Migrants in Natun Bazar, Gomati District

Karbook, Tripura – In a significant move raising concerns over national security and demographic balance, Tipra Motha Karbook  Committee President Hiranmoy Tripura8 Secretary Bishal Debbarma has submitted a formal memorandum to the Officer-in-Charge of Natun Bazar Police Station under Amarpur Sub-Division. The appeal seeks immediate investigation and action against alleged illegal migrants, particularly Bangladeshi nationals, reportedly residing in various parts of the sub-division.

The letter, addressed to the Sub-Divisional Police Officer of Natun Bazar, Gomati District, outlines specific areas suspected to be inhabited or used as transit points by illegal migrants. These include:

1. Bolanath Chakma Para

2. Jugendra Chakma Para

3. Nibaran Para – East Manikya VC

4. Lebachara VC

5. Jatan Bari VC

6. Uttar Ekchari VC

7. Powan Bari VC

8. Khedarnal VC

9. Bomra Chara, Lewachara, Baigan Chara

10. Chellagang VC and South Chellagang

11. Natun Bazar and Bairagi Dukan area

12. Muk Cheti VC

13. New Gomati

According to the memorandum, the presence of these individuals, believed to have entered India unlawfully from Bangladesh, poses a serious threat to the internal security and demographic fabric of the region.

Tipra Motha leaders emphasized the urgency of the matter and have requested swift legal measures, including verification, arrest, and pushback of such individuals under the existing immigration laws. They urged the police to uphold national security and protect the integrity of indigenous lands.

The representation was submitted from Karbook and is endorsed by other concerned citizens and local committee members. The community awaits a prompt response and effective action from the law enforcement authorities to safeguard the region’s security and demographics.

By Choba Tripura