Multiple reports say West Bengal plans to establish “holding centres” in every district to detain people suspected of being Bangladeshi nationals or Rohingya immigrants. According to the accounts from Times of India and NDTV, the centres are intended to provide temporary accommodation for individuals who are detained after authorities raise suspicion about their nationality or identity. The initiative is described as part of state-level action to manage migrants who are held during investigations or screening, with the centres distributed across districts rather than concentrated in one location. The reporting indicates that the facilities will be used for people detained on suspicion, rather than for formal adjudication in the reporting itself. Both sources characterize the move as a measure to control and track detentions related to suspected Bangladeshi and Rohingya migrants in West Bengal. The articles do not provide additional details in the excerpts about timelines, operational rules, or oversight mechanisms.