India’s security agencies are on high alert as the deteriorating situation in Bangladesh and upcoming elections pose significant challenges, particularly for the northeastern states. The Intelligence Bureau warns that the ISI is likely to exploit the elections, scheduled for February 12, by supporting anti-India rhetoric from political factions like the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and Jamaat-e-Islami. With increasing persecution of minorities and a rise in pro-terror sentiments under Prime Minister Muhammad Yunus, the potential for violence and the activation of terror modules, such as the recently uncovered Bangladesh-linked group, raises concerns about border security and illegal immigration. New Delhi aims to maintain stability in the region until the election process concludes.