Do you have credible sources to prove it us that those people originated from present day Bangladesh.
Muslim generally like to live in same area due to some religious and social benefit. This behaviors always valid for Muslims live in none Muslim state. India is a none-Muslim state. So it is natural for Muslims to gather around other Muslim family.
Does it ever occurred to you that this may be the case in India?
Go & check the UN report. It is not that I am saying or writing about Illegal Bangladeshis coming to Indai
Indian Hindu consider a act of good will (neki) when they kill Muslims. .
What about the 3 million Bangladeshi Muslims who were tortured & murdered by West Pakistanis.Whose
GOOD WILL it was,will u let us know.Are Indian Hindus murdering Ahmediyas,Shias In Pakistan.U r not aware of the recent clashes in yr country.
So just shup up & read the report given below
What about the recent clashes between Bihari Muslims & Bengali muslims in Bangladesh.
Clashes at Bangladesh refugee camp kill nine
Violence between ethnic Bengalis and Bihari refugees began during a religious celebration in the Mirpur suburb of Dhaka.
Last updated: 14 Jun 2014 10:47
Police said they fired shotgun pellets to disperse rioters after clashes at the refugee camp in northern Dhaka [EPA]
Clashes between ethnic Bengalis and Bihari refugees have left nine people dead in a camp in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka.
Emergency services said on Saturday that eight people had died at the refugee camp in Mirpur, a northern suburb of the capital, and another person had later died at hospital in central Dhaka from shotgun injuries.
Officials said that police had fired shotgun pellets to disperse rioters.
Most those who had died had burned to death after their homes were torched during the clashes, the AFP news agency reported.
Kamal Hossain, a police official, said the clashes were triggered by firecracker explosions marking the Islamic festival of Shab-e-Barat.
Witnesses reported that a group of about 500 Bengalis armed with machetes and hockey sticks had attacked the camp.
"They locked up four of our houses from outside and then set them on fire," said Mohamed Shahjahan, a resident of the camp.
Shahjahan added that he and his family were able to escape because the walls in his house were made of bamboo but other residents had been trapped in their homes.
Partition legacy
Mirpur is home to a large community of Biharis, an Urdu-speaking Muslim group that migrated to what was then East Pakistan from India after partition.
Although not all came from the Indian state of Bihar, they are referred to as "Biharis" in Bangladesh.
Anti-Bihari sentiment runs high in Bangladesh because most Biharis supported Pakistan during
Bangladesh's war of independence.
Many Biharis are denied Bangladeshi citizenship, and Pakistan, where many Biharis would like to move to, has avoided talks on repatriation despite repeated requests by Dhaka for a settlement, the Reuters news agency reported.
Half a million Bihari Muslims have since lived in slum-like refugee camps, often without basic amenities.
