<h1>Opposition leader demands house-to-house survey to remove alleged Rohingya infiltrators from voter rolls</h1> The Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly led a march to the Chief Electoral Officer's office, urging the Election Commission to remove alleged Rohingya infiltrators from the state's voter list. The opposition leader, accompanied by party MLAs, requested a house-to-house survey to identify and remove such individuals, citing similar actions taken in Bihar. The leader claimed that West Bengal has become a hub for manufacturing fake identity documents including Aadhaar cards and voter ID cards. The march coincided with the ruling party's protest against alleged mistreatment of Bengali-speaking people in opposition-ruled states. The opposition leader characterized the ruling party's protest as an attempt to protect Rohingyas and alleged that approximately one crore such individuals could be removed from voter rolls following proper verification. The leader also questioned why the state government hasn't provided land to Border Security Force along the 540-kilometer Bangladesh border.