West Bengal CM hails Supreme Court’s intervention on detention of migrant workers

Western Bengal Prime Minister Mamata Bannerjee praised the intervention of a public interest case on 29 August 2025 Friday of the Supreme Court on the arrest of immigrant workers from the state in the regions of the country and said that the development was a great relief to the detained workers.

“It was directed to hear the claim of the migrant workers about the priority in the High Court – this comes to the workers who were detained as a great relief. The recognition of the unique context of Bengal, our homeland, gives hope to numerous Bengali -speaking workers who strengthen their families throughout India, Mrs Madın Banerjee explained in social media.

Hear a petition on the detention of a group of Muslim workers from Western Bengal, on the suspicion of being citizens of Bangladesh, on Friday, August 29, 2025, the Supreme Court asked a statement about the detention of Bengaline immigrants as a foreigner because of the use of a particular language.

SURYA KANT, JOYALIYA BAGCHİ and VIPUL M. Pancholi issued notification about a temporary application that wanted to prevent the deportation of the defendant authorities from deporting their citizenship first.

The Supreme Court said that the issue in front of this court was different and that the Supreme Court (Calcutta) had no effect on the written petition looking for a Habeas Corpus letter and called the court immediately. [case] and pass the appropriate orders ”.

A particular petition before the Supreme Court is the claim of detention and backing back, which transformed Sunali Bibi and his family into Bangladesh, eight months pregnant. The family comes from Birbhum in West Bengal.

The Prime Minister also added that “Bengal hides full belief in the judiciary to provide dignity, justice and constitutional justice for every worker”.

The PIL in front of the Supreme Court of India was opened by the Western Bengal Immigration Board. Chairman of the Board of Directors Samirul Islam, the legal war Sunali Khatun and Bangladesh’e pushed back to all other Indian citizens will continue, he said.

“I extend my sincere gratitude to Prime Minister Mamata Banerjee with immigrant workers. They could not resist the attacks of the agencies who detained and pushed them to another country without support.

Thousands of immigrant workers from Western Bengal were detained in various states on suspicion of a citizen of Bangladesh. Some immigrant workers were pushed to Bangladesh. After the intervention of the state police, several people were sent back to Western Bengal, while some returned after they approached the Family Calcutta Supreme Court.

Prime Minister Mamata Bannerjee announced a ‘Shramashree’ program that will provide financial support to immigrants returning from other states for a year. Approximately 22 migrant workers from the state work in other states.