The Uttar Pradesh government has taken a major step to stop illegal foreign infiltration. Following strict instructions from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the process of constructing detention centers on the Delhi model has begun in all the districts of the state. Bangladeshis, Rohingya Muslims and citizens of African countries who have come to India illegally will be detained in these centers until the process of their deportation is completed. Detention centers will be built here in the first phase. On the orders of the government, the district magistrate and SSP have been instructed to identify vacant government buildings, community halls, police line premises, police stations or other safe places in the district. Detention centers will be run at these locations with tight security. The captured infiltrators will be given food, water and medical care, but they will be monitored 24/7. 18 detention centers in Delhi Currently, 18 detention centers are operating in the capital city of Delhi, where approximately 1,500 foreign nationals are detained. Most of them are Bangladeshi and Rohingya nationals who have made fake Aadhaar cards, voter IDs and passports. Some African nationals have also been found involved in drug trafficking and cybercrime. Delhi model is being implemented in Uttar Pradesh. Center sends SOP, daily report to Home Department The Union Ministry of Home Affairs has sent a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to all the states for setting up and running detention centres. According to this, information about every infiltrator who is caught will have to be given to the state department of internal affairs on a daily basis. The final deportation process will be done by the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO). Bangladeshi infiltrators will be sent back from the West Bengal-Assam border with the help of BSF. Large network of African nationals in NCR According to police officials, hundreds of nationals from African countries such as Nigeria, Ghana and Ivory Coast are living illegally in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad. These people are involved in serious crimes such as drug trafficking, online fraud and human trafficking. Now his full investigation and preparations for deportation are underway. Infiltration incidents have increased in the state, which calls for strict action. In the last few years, there has been a rapid increase in the incidents of infiltration of Bangladeshis and Rohingyas in the border districts of Uttar Pradesh (Maharajganj, Siddharthnagar, Bahraich, Shravasti, etc.). Meanwhile, African citizens have illegally settled in the NCR. Officials say that these people are a threat to local crime and terrorist activities, so now a campaign has been launched to identify and deport them.