Three lakh Indian Bengali settlers face pushback from Assam to Bangladesh

[CaPtAiN_pLaNeT]

Three lakh Bengali settlers face pushback from Assam

http://thenewnationbd.com/newsdetails.aspx?newsid=28284

Staff Reporter

At least three lakh Bangla speaking Indian nationals, who have been living in Assam for several decades, are in the threat of push back to Bangladesh from their country.

Question has been raised about the citizenship of 274,979people, who are already enlisted with the Indian national Identity Cards as well as voters list, according to a news agency report in Dhaka.

The news agency,Banglanews24.com, in its report on Friday said 36 special tribunals across the Indian State of Assam have been conducting the trial activities. 274,697 cases have so far been included in the tribunals as of January 5 this year. Though none of them were arrested, the arrest warrant might be issued after disposal of the cases.

Indian Election Commission identified them as 'D (doubtful)voters' and they were not allowed to cast their votes during the previous State Assembly (Bidhan sabha) elections.

As part of movement for ousting foreigners, the process to push back these people after identifying them as Bangladeshi has almost been finalized, Sadhan Purakayasta, general secretary of 'Citizen Rights Protection Committee (CRPC)' told the Banglanews24.com.

The CRPC has been formed to halt the move to push back Bangla speaking Indian citizens to Bangladesh from that state.

Bidhan said after dispensing of the cases, the people will be pushed back to Bangladesh through Mohishasan area of Sylhet border. Media in Assam have published such reports in the meantime, he added. Indian State Minister for Home Affairs Rama Chandan on December 14 last year said the Indian government was continuing discussion with Bangladesh government over pushing in what he said Bangladeshi people who entered India illegally.

Atin Das, founder editor of Jughsangha of Shilchar saidBangla speaking Indians are passing their days amid panic as the Assamese think them as unwanted and treat them as floating people.

A special tribunal was formed in Assam as ordered by court on July 16, 2005 to identify the non-Indians. Before that, identification of non-Indian was also started in 1985 under Foreigners' Act of 1964. Since then a total of 64,774 cases have been disposed of in the tribunal in last six years.

Till December 2010, 53,084 persons were identified as non-Indians and of them 2,412 have been pushed in Bangladesh through border,added the news agency.

 

[nalandapride]

Finally I government is getting tough on illegal immigrants. India is for Indian people and no black sheep from Bangladesh is allowed.

 

[KS]

Get them out....will solve a huge migraine.

And I believe 3 lakh is just a fraction. The total number of illegals run into millions. But nevertheless a good start.

 

[CaPtAiN_pLaNeT]

A covert movement should be launched for uprising of these Indian Bengali people for a separate independent state for them in all the places where they are majority or about to become majority. That will eventually lead to the full independence of NE India and all other states where people are discriminated and persecuted. This will be the beginning of the end of tearing India into many small pieces as that will bring stability in SA.

 

[harpoon]

They are Bangladeshi citizens and should go back to their homeland...the land of milk & honey, where people drive Ferraris to work...Bangladesh.

 

[Roybot]

Yeah good luck with that.

Guys just ignore the flame bait.

 

[harpoon]

A covert movement should be launched for uprising of these Indian Bengali people for a separate independent state for them in all the places where they are majority or about to become majority. That will eventually lead to the full independence of NE India and all other states where people are discriminated and persecuted. This will be the beginning of the end of tearing India into many small pieces as that will bring stability in SA.

I don't know what you are smoking..but its very good stuff.

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

A very good move by govt !!!!
It maybe tough to hear but BD settlers are living even in tamil nadu (though small) , but the police refuse to take actions , some even have ration cards !!!
They should be asked to go back or else sent forcefullly !!
Good move india

 

[Varunastra]

yipeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[hembo]

Great initiative by Tarun Gogoi.. However, I'm skeptical about the outcome judging by my experience of last 30 years..

 

[nalandapride]

We have lots of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in North-Eastern Bihar and Bihar-Nepal border. What are they doing in land of cheap Ambassador Car, they should go back to their Shonar Bangladesh the rich land of honey and fish and be happy in their own country.

 

[nalandapride]

All dreams shattered for Creating Greater Bangladesh and Bangladeshi members are whining.

 

[harpoon]

Great initiative by Tarun Gogoi.. However, I'm skeptical about the outcome judging by my experience of last 30 years..

No trust in Congress...just a political gimmick to show himself as the savior of Assamese.

 

[CaPtAiN_pLaNeT]

All dreams shattered for Creating Greater Bangladesh and Bangladeshi members are whining.

No dream has been shattered but true evil face of the India will be exposed to the whole world. Its not just like your radical hindu political parties will try a push back 3 lakh Indian bengali from Assam to Bangladesh and Bangladesh is gonna let them in... It is more then 100% certain Bangladesh will not let this happen as this is inhuman, violation of human rights and if Bangladesh let it happen it will open a box of Pandora to persecute and discriminate the Bengali people of NE India specially muslims.

So, what you are gonna do... keep them on the border??? for how many days??? will try to kill them without giving them any food in the border??? will send them to the concentration camp???

In all sort of way it will remain a pipe dream for the bhartis to push back them and will not achieve them nothing apart from International humiliation, human right violation and creating a couple of million disloyal citizen.

Best of luck with that bhartis...

 

[asad71]

Oh c'mon, there will be no push-back. We have heard such drum beating by politicians in the past. If the BD people are there, then they are very much needed there. No one will come back - if there really exists illegal BD entrants. In any case many people haven't accepted the Radcliffe Award. Bangla-Bihar-Orissa, which confederacy includes NE is one self-contained economically viable, socio-cultural and geopolitical unit. This is our independent nation which we had lost to the British on 23 June 1757. There will be push-ins and push-backs, NE insurgencies, Maoist insurgencies, etc till that independent status is regained.