Bangladesh: Hindu population share grows by 1% in a year, claims report

[Species]

Gimme a break!!!

According to 2011 Bangladesh census your population was 142.3 million, increased to 158.9 million (as per above) over 4 years and Hindus were 12 million (as per 8.4% of 142.3). So, total increase of 16.6 million in 4 years, while Hindus increase by 5 million!!! So in 4 years total pop. increased by just 12%, while Hindus increased by 41%!!!.

This is already explained, Bangladeshi Hindus who have migrated to India have started to return to Bangladesh and some illegal Indians have also began to migrate to Bangladesh in search of jobs. SO the percentage has jumped up.

 

[Nilgiri]

Showing religious based demography is only Indian thing. Their existence is based on religion (Two nation theory) and still today religious politics is above all to them. BD is based on Bengali nationalism secularism and there is no need to show these religious data, it just divides people.

Where did concept of Pakistan first get approval? Right in the middle of Bangladesh.

One more day, one more machete attack blamed on Israel.

Let me do a little math. (17.0 million of 2015 population - 15.5 million of 2014 population) = 1.5 million increase in one single year. So, the rate of increase is {(1.5m x 1/17m) x 100)} = 5,82%.

This is an absurd figure for a natural increase of population. I conclude, many of the 2nd or 3rd generation descendants of the dissatisfied Hindus who migrated to that Ghotiland called India's Paschim Bongo are now coming back to their forefathers' native homeland trusting a bright future awaiting here for people of both the majority and minority sects.

I met a few who are doing well in business and salesmanship. BD needs educated young people to build up a better future for the country.

Watch out @Rain Man & @Nilgiri

No one pays any attention to Bangladesh garbage statistic sampling methods. (Its why World Bank, IMF and UNESCO figures for many things vary wildly from what Bangladesh claims internally).

Do a proper census.

 

[TopCat]

I met few Indians who identify themselves as Faridpuri, Barisaili etc. instead of Indian if you ask them their place of origin.