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Trinamool's Land Policy Delayed West Bengal Border Fencing: MHA

Published Tuesday, May 12, 2026 · Updated May 13

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Coverage is limited to a single Indian center-left perspective, lacking broader ideological viewpoints on the political implications or alternative analyses of the border fencing delays.

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The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has criticized the Trinamool Congress government's land policy in West Bengal, alleging it has delayed the crucial border fencing project along the Indo-Bangladesh border. This issue highlights ongoing tensions between central and state governments regarding infrastructure development and national security.

What We Know — Key Points

  • The total length of the Indo–Bangladesh border in West Bengal is 22,16.7 km, out of which 1,647.696 km has already been covered by fence.

What Is Claimed — Perspectives

  • The HinduCenter-Left

    From an Indian Centre-Left perspective, the article highlights the MHA's criticism of the previous state government's land policy for impeding a vital national security project, emphasizing the need for efficient governance in border infrastructure development.

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