India, May 8 -- Union Home Minister Amit Shah that infiltration and cattle smuggling would become "impossible" in West Bengal under the newly formed BJP government, following the party's sweeping victory in the state assembly elections.

Speaking at the BJP legislature party meeting in Kolkata, Shah said the election outcome was not just a political win but a mandate linked to national security and governance reforms in the state.

He said the BJP's victory represented an effort to address what he described as long-standing security concerns in the region.

"This victory is not about the expansion of our organisation or validation of ideology, but about fixing the biggest hole in the country's national security," Shah said. "Now infiltrat...