RSS demands sealing of Indo-Bangladesh border after land pact

[gslv]

Bangladesh gov. must not have any problems to take those legitimate migrants. But who had born in Assam after 71 must remain there.

India doesn't recognize citizenship by birth. If they are born to Bangladeshi parents they are Bangladeshi.

 

[Hindustani78]

India doesn't recognize citizenship by birth. If they are born to Bangladeshi parents they are Bangladeshi.

Government of India has to decide on this issue. Citizenship Act, 1955 is there.

Indian Citizenship Ministry of Home Affairs
Extracts from the Citizenship Act, 1955

• Citizenship by birth.-
  
  
  • (1) Except as provided in sub-section
    
    (2), every person born in India,-
    
    (a) on or after the 26th day of January,1950, but before the 1st day of July, 1987;
    
    (b) on or after the 1st day of July, 1987, but before the commencement of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2003 and either of whose parents is a citizen of India at the time of his birth;
    
    (c) on or after the commencement of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2003, where-
    
    (i) both of his parents are citizens of India; or
    
    (ii) one of whose parents is a citizen of India and the other is not an illegal migrant at the time of his birth, shall be a citizen of India by birth.

 

[Hindustani78]

Two Bangladeshis held while smuggling truck-load coal from Meghalaya | The Indian Express

BSF troops have in the past two weeks also seized 13 boats, 50 tons of coal, 147 cows, 77 CFT wooden log and 1283 bottles of liquor.

May 20, 2015 9:23 pm
Border Security Force (BSF) troops deployed in the India-Bangladesh border in Meghalaya have apprehended two Bangladeshi nationals along with a truck-load of coal in South Garo Hills district along with fake documents including voter identity cards, a BSF press release said on Wednesday.

The duo – Nur Mohammed (29) and Md Salman (27) – both residents of village Barsora under Tahirpur police in Sunamganj district of Bangladesh were taking the truck towards towards the international boundary on Tuesday night for onward dispatch to the other country, the BSF press release said. While Nur Mohammed was allegedly engaged as a truck driver by a Shillong-based export company for nearly three weeks, Md Salman was working as working as his helper.

During frisking, the BSF troops recovered from Mohammed photocopy of an Indian driving licence and voter identity card issued in the name of one Rovi Hajong of Ranikor in West Khasi Hills district, apart from Rs 3,500 Indian currency and a mobile phone with a Bangladesh SIM card, the BSF said. It was suspected that the duo were on their way to the border where they would have tried to dispatch the coal to Bangladesh by boats.

BSF troops have in the past two weeks also seized 13 boats, 50 tons of coal, 147 cows, 77 CFT wooden log and 1283 bottles of liquor while they were being smuggled out to Bangladesh through Meghalaya. The total value of the items is estimated to be about RS 48 lakhs.

With the early monsoon rains already increasing the water level of rivers that flow out from Meghalaya to Bangladesh, smugglers have started diverting their illegal activities though the river routes, the BSF said. Meghalaya shares 443 kms of intenational boundary with Bangladesh, portions of which are vulnerable especially because of difficult terrain.

 

[Hindustani78]

The Meghalaya Minister, Shri H.D.R. Lyngdoh meeting the Union Minister for Civil Aviation, Shri Ashok Gajapathi Raju Pusapati, in New Delhi on 21, 2015.

 

[GR!FF!N]

there is no way to stop bangladeshis...

they(smugglers) use "Jhoola" to throw a cow across a fence as high as 8-10 feet..they can do same thing with humans to cross..

see this..

Google Image Result for http://lite.epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/TOIKM/2012/09/04/12/Img/Pc0121900.jpg

 

[bongbang]

there is no way to stop bangladeshis...

they(smugglers) use "Jhoola" to throw a cow across a fence as high as 8-10 feet..they can do same thing with humans to cross..

see this..

Google Image Result for http://lite.epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/TOIKM/2012/09/04/12/Img/Pc0121900.jpg

Only way is mine the border

 

[Sneaker]

Nah no business at all, just think it's better for both countries to have as little to do with each other as possible.

Correct. We should also stop any water flowing from our side to BD...

 

[damiendehorn]

Correct. We should also stop any water flowing from our side to BD...

Yeah, please try.

 

[Sneaker]

Yeah, please try.

If we try, you will cry... well, you are crying even before we tried..

 

[coffee_cup]

By PTI | 17 May, 2015, 06.11PM IST
RSS demands sealing of Indo-Bangladesh border after land pact - The Economic Times

NEW DELHI: With Parliament approving the historic Land Boundary Agreement with Bangladesh, the RSS has demanded that it should be followed up by sealing of borders to check illegal immigration from the eastern neighbour.

While welcoming the Indo-Bangladesh deal as "landmark", the RSS warned the Government of a "Jammu and Kashmir-like imbroglio on India's eastern border" if illegal immigration from Bangladesh is not checked.

"This landmark deal should be followed up with the illegal migration issue. Otherwise, in future, we will have to deal with another Jammu-Kashmir like imbroglio on the eastern border... Now with borders marked, it is time to address the issues pertaining to illegal immigration," an editorial in the latest edition of RSS mouthpiece "Organiser" said.

It made a case to stop "illegal immigration" on the grounds that it had altered the demography of the county and compromised national security.

"The illegal migration and subsequent changes in demography have resulted in vote bank considerations surpassing national security concerns," it says accusing both the previous Left government and the incumbent TMC dispensation led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of not reining in the trend.

There are an estimated 1.5 crore illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in India, it alleged.

The RSS also voiced concern over "radicalisation" of Bangladesh saying, "Whether to curb radicalisation or go the Pakistani way are the options Bangladesh has to explore but India definitely should not bear repercussions of radicalised Bangladesh on Indian soil. "

The RSS spoke of Hindus migrating to India "in large numbers as refugees" and Muslims entering the neighbouring states as illegal migrants.

"This has been a bone of contention in Assam, to some extent in Meghalaya and largely in Paschim Banga. Since the communists took the baton of 'secular' politics in Bengal, they systematically nurtured their constituency on communal lines," it said, raising concerns on the "attacks on Hindus" in West Bengal.

"Hindus continue to face violence in almost all bordering districts of the state. The incidents of blasts like Burdwan have serious security implications, with clear cross border implications.

In another article, the RSS said, "The 'secular' vote bank politics created by the Congress, nurtured by Communists and now encashed by Trinamool Congress, has accelerated the Islamic radicalism in Bengal.

Yeah do that! This is a clear win for Bangladeshis. Soon their per capita income is going to be much higher than Indians and there is a real danger that Indian job seekers will swarm Bangladesh.

So I say, go with that!

 

[Hindustani78]

Yeah do that! This is a clear win for Bangladeshis. Soon their per capita income is going to be much higher than Indians and there is a real danger that Indian job seekers will swarm Bangladesh.

So I say, go with that!

This will be good for both Government of India and Bangladesh.

 

[damiendehorn]

If we try, you will cry... well, you are crying even before we tried..

Stop the ifs and buts.....just do.

 

[nForce]

Only way is mine the border

Bangladesh govt. should pay for the mines.

 

[Hindustani78]

Bangladesh govt. should pay for the mines.

Already talks are being held on Government level.

The Transport Minister of Bangladesh, Mr. Obaidul Quader meeting the Union Minister for Road Transport & Highways and Shipping, Shri Nitin Gadkari, in New Delhi on May 18, 2015.

 

[coffee_cup]

Stop the ifs and buts.....just do.

You might as well need another life time to see that actually happen.