<h1>Political parties clash over detention of 444 Bengali-speaking migrant workers with alleged fraudulent documents</h1> A political dispute erupted between two major parties over the detention of Bengali-speaking migrant workers in a neighboring state. One party accused the other of spreading falsehoods and criminalizing poverty, while the opposing party alleged the provision of fake documents to illegal immigrants. The controversy centers on 444 detained migrants, with claims that 335 possessed fraudulent documents allegedly issued by one state government. A party representative demanded proof of foreign nationality and questioned why most detainees were released if they were indeed foreigners. The dispute involves court proceedings, with a high court seeking responses from federal authorities regarding deportations. Both parties continue their political confrontation over migrant worker rights and immigration policies.