Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated concerns over illegal immigration, particularly regarding potential Rohingya infiltration, which Indian security agencies link to plots orchestrated by the ISI in Pakistan and the DGFI in Bangladesh. As tensions in Myanmar persist, these agencies are reportedly utilizing militant groups to facilitate this infiltration, posing a threat to India’s national security. The recent implementation of the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025, aims to strengthen immigration controls while emphasizing India’s openness to legitimate visitors. However, rising Rohingya camps in Bangladesh signal a troubling trend that could exacerbate violence and radicalization, challenging regional stability and emphasizing the need for robust border security measures. The situation underscores the precarious geopolitical landscape India navigates amidst escalating threats from organized terrorism and illegal immigration.