Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) [India], December 16 (HBTV): The Uttar Pradesh government has prepared a comprehensive strategy to identify and remove infiltrators from the state, with sources saying the plan is intended to serve as a model for the rest of the country.
According to sources, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed officials to deploy modern technology to track individuals illegally residing in the state and ensure their swift relocation to designated detention centres.
Sources said the state government has also begun work on an advanced security framework for detention centres, described as an ‘impenetrable’ structure designed to prevent any breach. Officials have been instructed to ensure that security arrangements remain airtight.
As per sources, the Yogi government has decided to create detailed biometric profiles of individuals identified as infiltrators. These profiles will include fingerprints, facial recognition data and other biometric markers. All such names will be compiled into a nationwide negative list to prevent re-entry into Uttar Pradesh or any other part of the country.
The Chief Minister recently met senior officials to review the state’s anti-infiltration measures. Officials were instructed to use advanced technology to scrutinise all identity-related documents of suspected infiltrators.
The system will examine fake identification cards, forged government documents and previous records to determine how long such individuals may have been living in the state under false identities.
Sources further said the government plans a thorough investigation into fake documents linked to infiltrators. This process is expected to help identify networks involved in producing forged documents, enabling targeted action to prevent such fraud from recurring.
According to sources, once the biometric profiles and the negative list are finalised and shared with other states, the system will prevent any listed individual from re-entering national or state borders.
(ANI)