Union Minister V. Muraleedharan, a prominent BJP leader from Kerala, has urged the state government to immediately enforce the recently enacted law aimed at curbing illegal migration. He emphasized the necessity of stringent measures to address the growing concerns surrounding undocumented immigrants in the state.
Muraleedharan has called upon the Kerala government to prioritize the implementation of the new legislation designed to regulate and control illegal migration. He stressed the importance of proactive measures to prevent potential security and social issues arising from unchecked immigration.
The BJP leader highlighted the rising concerns within Kerala regarding the influx of undocumented individuals, citing potential security threats and the strain on state resources.
He also pointed out the importance of verifying the identity of all people living in the state. The newly enacted law aims to establish a framework for identifying, tracking, and regulating the movement of migrants, ensuring proper documentation and preventing illegal entry.
The law is designed to help the state government have more control over who is within its borders. The newly enacted law aims to establish a framework for identifying, tracking, and regulating the movement of migrants, ensuring proper documentation and preventing illegal entry.
The law is designed to help the state government have more control over who is within its borders. As of the time of this report, the Kerala government has not issued an immediate response to Muraleedharan’s call. The state government will need to create regulations, and procedures for the new law to be implemented.
The issue of illegal migration has become a politically charged topic in Kerala, with the BJP and other groups expressing concerns about its potential impact. The BJP has been critical of the Kerala state governments handling of immigration.
Muraleedharan’s demand reflects the BJP’s stance on national security and its emphasis on strict immigration control. The implementation of the new law in Kerala is likely to be a complex process, requiring coordination between various state and central agencies. This issue will likely cause further political debate within the state.
