Vijay Kumar Sinha, the deputy chief minister of Bihar, said on Friday that the Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025 would appropriately handle the issue of foreigners invading the state and causing chaos.

He made this declaration in response to Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s remarks in the Lok Sabha on Thursday about the Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025. “Entry into the country will be prohibited for those who represent a danger to national security. ‘Dharamshala’ is not the country. The Home Minister said during a discussion of the Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, which was eventually approved by the Lower House, that “anyone who comes to the country to contribute to the development of the nation is always welcome.”

According to Dy CM Sinha, this bill would assist in tackling the urgent problem of illegal immigration and how it affects national security.

No matter their caste or religion, Indian individuals are entitled to their first rights. Anarchy is brought about by foreigners intruding here. This issue has been correctly brought up by the Union Home Minister. At any costs, the attitude of turning our nation into a slave state will not be tolerated. Corrupt and anti-national individuals have no place in our nation,” he said.

Dilip Jaiswal, the head of the BJP’s Bihar branch, echoed HM Amit Shah’s remarks. The opposition parties, he said, were supporting those engaged in anti-national acts.

According to our Union Home Minister, the nation is not a dharamshala. People who engage in anti-national acts are shielded by certain political parties. I urge those parties to abandon their appeasement-based politics. “Amit Shah, the home minister, said exactly what he meant to say,” Jaiswal remarked.

Dy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha criticized West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee’s leadership in response to the recent chaos at her event in London.

“How can the nation support Mamata Banerjee on her current course? “She will have to take the brunt of it if she shields traitors within the country,” Sinha said.

Dy CM Sinha expressed excitement over Amit Shah’s planned two-day visit to Bihar, emphasizing the trip’s developmental purpose.

“He is coming with the resolution of a developed Bihar, and the entire state is ready to welcome him,” he said.

Political discussion in Bihar has been sparked by the Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025.