<h1>Bengali family with valid Indian documents detained by police on suspicion of being foreign nationals</h1> A political party alleged that members of a Bengali-speaking family from West Bengal were harassed and detained by police in a different state on suspicion of being foreign nationals, despite possessing valid Indian identity documents including cards signed by a Union Minister. The incident involved at least six community members, including minors, who were detained in a major city. A party representative accused the ruling party of targeting Bengali-speaking migrant workers under the guise of addressing illegal immigration. Opposition leaders defended the detentions, citing citizenship verification procedures and alleging voter roll manipulation in their home state. The incident reflects broader tensions over migrant worker treatment across state boundaries.