Get rid of Illegal Bangladeshi People

First thing first. Assam is not a grazing ground for illegal Bangladeshi intruders. Assam is a land of Assamese people, local tribes and genuine Indian nationals including the original Muslim community of Assam. So, no illegal Bangladeshi people have the right to live in Assam.

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Millions of illegal Bangladeshi people entered into Assam over past few years. They have occupied green forests, beautiful river beaches and islands in Assam. They reproduce like wild animals and in the back ground supports militants. Their activities crossed the limits and finally people of Assam realized that it is enough.

The spurt in official action against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and anti-foreigners activism started after bold comments by a Gauhati High Court judge in a recent ruling. “Bangladeshi infiltrators have not only intruded into every nook and corner of Assam, but have already become kingmakers,” Justice BK Sarma said in his judgment, ordering the police to detain and deport 49 foreigners, among them a Pakistani citizen, who had appealed against the ruling of Foreigners Tribunals.

Pointing out how the Pakistani man had entered Assam from Bangladesh and contested the State Assembly election in 1986, Justice Sarma commented, “This can only happen in Assam.” He went on to add, “The day is not far when the indigenous people of Assam — both Hindus and Muslims and other religious groups — will be reduced to minorities in their own land.”

The past week witnessed the arrest of seven illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in eastern Assam’s Nagaon district after the Gauhati High Court pronounced them foreigners. They were pushed back into Bangladesh through the border point of Mahisasan in southern Assam’s Karimganj district. But six of them were back in Assam by Thursday. Why? Because there is no formal agreement between India and Bangladesh and hence the only way to expel such immigrants is by simply pushing them back across the border. So, you can easily imagine the conditions are favourable for Bangladeshi only.

There is only one way Assam can get rid of this Bangladeshi shit. Take away their food, shelter and cloth. Don’t accommodate them in your house or land. Don’t use them for work. Don’t sell them food. Let them die in Assam or run away from Assam.

All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) and the Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuva Chhatra Parishad (AJYCP) have already started a massive drive against Bangladeshi in Assam. Other student associations in Assam have also supported them. In order to make Assam a safer place, Government and people of Assam must work together.

Hereby, we request all Assamese people (Indian people who lives in Assam) to stand together and show unity in removal of foreign elements from this beautiful state. Let’s do it.