<h1>Chief minister says Bengali-speaking Hindus protected, IDs restored, citizenship cases paused, illegal border crossings stopped, grievances handled legally</h1> The state chief minister asserted that Bengali-speaking Hindus have been most comfortable under the ruling party's decade-long governance, stating the government restored identity documents, halted filing new citizenship cases against them, and is addressing related grievances through legal processes to avoid court intervention. He claimed security forces are intercepting alleged illegal entrants at various border points and that middlemen facilitating crossings have been arrested. Responding to an opposition MP's criticism that the community faces problems, he rejected the claim and emphasized the central government's recognition of the Bengali language while distancing his party from remarks by another party leader.