Jabalpur unit of Rashtriya Bajrang Dal staged a protest at Gohalpur Chowk on Friday, demanding decisive state intervention against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants. The demonstration included the burning of an effigy representing Mohammad Yunus, the Chief Adviser of Bangladesh’s interim government and the submission of a formal memorandum to local authorities. The organisation directed a formal appeal to the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, advocating for the implementation of “Operation Torch.

 

” The protest was staged following the recent administrative actions in Uttar Pradesh, specifically designed to identify and process undocumented foreign nationals. Through the memorandum, the protestors demanded to utilise Special Intensive Revision (SIR) to locate illegal residents, to create detention centers for individuals residing in the state without valid legal documentation and to ensure systematic deportation of illegal immigrants to prevent domestic socio-political instability.

 

Arpit Singh Thakur, the Provincial Secretary for the Mahakaushal region, emphasized that rigorous action is a prerequisite for maintaining national security and social harmony. He also indicated towards the leadership crisis in the neighboring nation, suggesting that organisation possesses capacity to provide leadership solutions if the current Bangladeshi administration remains unable to stabilize its internal affairs. Those present werei Dhandharia (Executive President, Mahakaushal Province), Amit Upadhyay (Departmental Secretary) and others.