United Against Infiltration: Prajashakti Party and Bengal Volunteers Join Forces in Kolkata.

Prajashakti Party (Samadarshi) and Bengal Volunteers Join Hands to Save The State’s Future and Security from the Threat of Illegal Infiltration.

Arghya Chattopadhayay | HENB | Kolkata | Sept 09, 2025:: In a powerful display of unity and determination, Prajashakti Party (Samadarshi) and Bengal Volunteers jointly organized a public assembly at Ram Mohan Hall in Kolkata, bringing together distinguished guests from various fields to discuss the pressing issue of illegal immigration and its impact on Bengal’s future.

The event, which saw large participation from the public, featured notable speakers including Animatra Chakraborty, General Secretary of Bengal Volunteers; Upananda Brahmachari, Editor of Struggle for Hindu Existence; Subhash Chakraborty, Muktiyoddha and President of Bengal Volunteers; Dr. Mohit Roy, a respected professor and social worker; and Anindya Nandi, National Convener of Prajashakti Party, among others. Anant Dubey, the National Council member of Prajashakti Party (Samadarshi) was also present in the assembly.

The speakers emphasized the need for immediate action against illegal immigration, with a specific focus on Muslim infiltrators from neighboring countries. They urged the Central Government to detect the actual numbers of such infiltrators and deport them without delay, stressing that detention camps should not be an option. Instead, the speakers demanded that the government take a firm stance and deport the infiltrators back to their countries of origin.

When some of the speakers condemned the state government, run by the TMC in West Bengal, for facilitating Muslim infiltrators with voter cards, ration cards, etc., many of the speakers criticized the BJP  government in the Centre for its leniency in taking stern action against them.

The discussions highlighted the potential consequences of unchecked infiltration, with some speakers characterizing it as a form of Jihad aimed at capturing the rights of Hindus and further dividing the country. The speakers also referenced the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), noting that while it provides a pathway for persecuted minorities from neighboring countries, it does not apply to Muslim migrants, who are therefore considered illegal infiltrators to be ousted.

The assembly concluded with a strong message of unity and cultural pride, with attendees expressing their commitment to working together to safeguard Bengal’s future and protect its cultural heritage. The joint effort by Prajashakti Party and Bengal Volunteers demonstrates a growing recognition of the need for collective action against the challenges posed by illegal immigration.

Pic. Arup Mondal.
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