Targeted Erasure: How the RSS-BJP Regime Labels Native Indian Muslims as Infiltrators and Pushes Them into Bangladesh

Police in Navi Mumbai grabbed Sahida Fakir, a forty year old Indian woman, while she was buying food for her family, dragging her thousands of kilometers away and throwing her across the border into Bangladesh in the dead of night. She was forced to walk for eight long hours through dark, muddy fields just to survive, even though her family held valid government papers including a birth certificate, voter card, tax card, and land deeds. The police completely ignored these official documents and threw logic out the window, committing a cruel and shameful abuse of power against a defenseless citizen under the ideological drive of the RSS-BJP regime.

A Direct Attack on Fundamental Legal Rights

The law states clearly that any detained person must see a judge within twenty four hours, yet authorities locked Sahida Fakir away for ninety hours without showing her to a judge or letting her speak to a lawyer or her family. Police officers cannot act like judges and decide who belongs in this country based on pure anti-Muslim profiling when proper courts exist to check facts and prevent state overreach. Bypassing legal court trials and weaponizing police powers to brand native Muslims as foreign infiltrators is an aggressive violation of basic constitutional rights that should deeply alarm every single citizen.

Undeniable Official Records Prove Her Citizenship

Sahida Fakir has deep historical roots in West Bengal that state authorities chose to ignore, as official government records show her parents were registered voters back in two thousand two and her birth was officially registered in nineteen ninety five. Her siblings are already listed on official voter rolls, and her entire village signed papers proving her family has lived there for generations. Trashing these valid identity documents creates pure chaos, revealing how the RSS-BJP state apparatus works to render native Indian Muslims stateless overnight.

A Dangerous Pattern of Illegal Border Pushbacks

This is not a simple mistake, but part of an aggressive and systematic pattern targeting poor Bengali speaking Muslim migrant workers across different states. In two thousand twenty five, women like Sunali Khatun and Sweety Bibi were illegally pushed into Bangladesh until higher courts stepped in, while five workers picked up in Mumbai were thrown across the border before military border meetings forced their return. Local authorities regularly skip necessary legal checks, using arbitrary pushbacks to fuel political agendas and strip citizens of their rights.

An Innocent Working Class Family Torn Apart

A young seventh grade boy was left behind without his mother because of this reckless administrative cruelty, leaving her husband and elder son emotionally broken and forced to fight expensive court battles just to get her back. Her entire home village wrote official letters to government representatives confirming her identity, yet heartless bureaucrats turned a completely deaf eye to their pleas. Tearing a loving mother away from her young children and forcibly dumping her in Bangladesh while she was simply buying dinner is an unpardonable act of state cruelty.

Demanding Immediate Accountability and Her Safe Return

The government must bring Sahida Fakir back from Bangladesh immediately and strictly punish every officer responsible for this illegal border pushback. Police agencies must never be allowed to deport anyone without an open court trial and mandatory document verification with the target individual’s home state. National security can never be used as a convenient excuse for state sponsored profiling that ruins the lives of innocent Indian citizens.