Rajput/ Rajasthani khoon kya paani ho gaya hai? …If Rajasthan people do not UNITE against Bangladeshis then time is not far when these people would form VOTEBANKS & set the political agenda for your state like they do in West Bengal.

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DISTINCTION MUST BE MADE BETWEEN PATRIOTIC INDIAN MUSLIMS OF RAJASTHAN (WHO ARE BASICALLY RAJPUT CONVERTS TO SUFI SAINT TRADITION) FROM THOSE JIHAD LOVING…OF BANGLADESH….

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@ Anish: I have edited your comment since some parts of it crossed the line that I have set on this blog.

While I understand your rage and anger at what happened in Jaipur (and elsewhere), I hope you realise that large-scale violence against any community or group of people (even illegal immigrants) in not going to solve anything…It might make matters worse…I need not mention that we are living in a democracy and in a society governed by the rule of law.

Thank you.

[...] and thick-skinned that nothing can shake them out of their stupor…not 70 lives…not 2 crore illegal [...]

It is totally shameful for any government worth the salt to be told by a group that calls itself Indian Mujahideen proudly accepting the responsibility for the carnage committed last week in Jaipur city
bazaar. This and other groups do know very well that we have a useless spineless government and bureaucracy ably aided by lethargic judicial system
that can do nothing but blaming each other or find scapegoats or punishing some second-rung plotters.

It is a shame that we live in a country with great traditions of dharma and yet allowing innocent citizens getting killed on a daily basis in a war that nobody is fighting.

As if this is not enough, our own Chennai rulers are determined to make the city increasingly unliveable not only in public safety and security, but also allowing the environment and neighbourhoods to rot
with uncollected garbage and filth. Until a year ago, there was one Singapore-based firm called Oxynz was doing quite a good job to keep the streets clean and free of garbage. Now, the unholy alliance
between corrupt polito-babus and inept local governance have managed to put the filth and garbage back on the streets, and further, allowing all kinds
of gimmicks to make the normal movement of urban transport system a nightmare experience every time one has to step out to do some work.

May I and people like me appeal to your kind consideration to bring out a good analytical write up on these sad state of affairs, asap.

Hope it will call attention of some good soul in the local Mafia called Municipal Corporation of Chennai.
Thanks in advance,

V.Muthuswami/Chennai

The migrants leaving on the train will most likely disperse in various parts of North East or even en-route (UP, Bihar, W Bengal).

What we need is coordinated action supported (and driven) by the central government…that however is unlikely to happen anytime soon…I would love to be proven wrong on this – but I am not hopeful.

Every region and state of Bharat need to wake up, and start urgent work on detection, identification and deportation of illegal Bangladeshi muslims in a coordinated manner. Otherwise, these illegal Jihadis will just enter another state and acquire ration cards and names in voters list, where such illegals serve vote-banks for anti-national Pseudo-Secular parties.

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llegal migrants fleeing Rajasthan
Lokpal Sethi | Jaipur

Following the State Government’s decision to launch a drive for identifying and deporting illegal Bangladeshi migrants within 30 days, a large number of them have been fleeing Rajasthan for the past three days.

East and North-East bound trains from Jaipur and other major cities, including Jodhpur-Howrah, Jodhpur-Guwahati, Jaipur-Sealdalh and Udaipur-Sealdah, are crowded with such Bangladeshis. Eager to get out of the State, many of them board the trains even without tickets. According to a rough estimate, nearly 3,000 Bangladeshis are leaving every day by trains.

The State police, GRP and intelligence agencies are keeping a close vigil on the fleeing Bangladeshis and the railway staff has been directed to check each passenger. Placement agents, who had illegally arranged jobs for them in Rajasthan, are helping them leave cities like Jaipur, Ajmer, Bhilwara, Udaipur and Jodhpur, where the number of such migrants is sizeable.

About three years back, the Jaipur police had prepared a record of Bangladeshis and shifted some of them to the Bagrana transit camp on the Jaipur-Agra road. After that, police forgot to update the record. Many of the families which were shifted to this camp later moved to other areas without the knowledge of police.

Meanwhile, police, which are yet to reach the perpetrators of the May 13 serial blasts in Jaipur, have announced a reward of Rs 10 lakh for information about these people. As police collect more information about the terrorists, they are taking help of experts from Gujarat to prepare again the sketches of suspects. So far, the sketches of seven of the 10 suspects — who bought bicycles the same day and parked them in the crowded Walled City after strapping them with explosives — have been released.

Believing that other than HuJI, banned SIMI might have been involved in the serial blasts, police have arrested four SIMI activists. Among them is Mohammad Sajid, a 40-year-old who runs a madrasa at Gangapur city in Sawai Madhopur. His association with SIMI goes back many years and he was arrested in Jaipur for creating communal tension in the wake of the Babri Masjid demolition in 1993. He was also arrested by Gujarat police in 2001 for similar reasons and had to spend 11 months in a Surat jail.

Meanwhile, a Special Investigation Team (SIT) would visit Delhi in connection with the interrogation of a hawala agent, Naim. Naim, who was arrested in Azamgarh by the UP Police, has reportedly confessed that he had received Rs 9 lakh from Bangladesh for carrying out blasts in Jaipur.

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Throw them out
The Pioneer Edit Desk

Bangladeshis are a threat to security

The serial bombings in Jaipur have had the salutary effect of forcing the Rajasthan Government to take a long, hard look at the festering problem posed by the surge of illegal immigrants from Bangladesh who have made their way to this State. Initial investigations into last Tuesday’s outrage indicate that some of these Bangladeshis were involved in planning and carrying out the bombings. What has also surfaced is evidence of Harkat-ul-jihad-al-Islami, a terrorist organisation based in Bangladesh and with links to Pakistan’s ISI, plotting the massacre to further its perverse cause. It does not require ‘actionable intelligence’ to figure out that many of the illegal immigrants from Bangladesh are HuJI operatives and their presence in India is a serious threat to our internal security. The slums inhabited by Bangladeshi immigrants, like those which have sprouted around Jaipur and other cities across India, provide a perfect cover for sleeper cells of HuJI and other Islamic terrorist organisations. What makes detection difficult is the political patronage provided by our ’secular’ parties, especially the Congress and the CPI(M), to Bangladeshis by way of getting their names included in voters’ lists and securing identity papers, including ration cards, for them. Seen against this backdrop of crass vote-bank politics, the BJP Government in Rajasthan deserves to be applauded for deciding to launch a drive to detect and deport Bangladeshis living in the State. For starters, the State Government has asked district collectors to prepare detailed reports on Bangladeshi immigrants within 30 days. They have also been directed to retrieve the ration cards of those Bangladeshis who have managed to secure them and cancel their names from voters’ lists. This is by no means an easy task: In Jaipur alone the number of Bangladeshis is now believed to be 10,000, a four-fold increase from 2,500 in 2004.

Predictably, the Congress and the CPI(M) — apart from assorted ‘human rights’ and ‘civil society’ activists whose hearts bleed for terrorists — have raised a din over the State Government’s move. This despite the fact that Bangladeshis who have illegally entered and settled in West Bengal, ruled by the CPI(M), and Assam, where the Congress is in power, are involved in organised crime, apart from promoting Islamic fanaticism. But such protests by our ’secularists’ should not deter the Rajasthan Government — it would be doing signal service to the nation by initiating the long over due process of detecting and deporting Bangladeshis. A recent report prepared by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs, in which all parties are represented, categorically states that the “large presence of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants poses a grave threat to (India’s) internal security and it should be viewed strongly”. The report provides details of how these illegal immigrants have been able to secure ration cards, driving licences, voter identity cards and even PAN cards. There is no reason why India should open its doors to malcontents from its neighbouring countries; we cannot be expected to become the dumping ground of the unwanted of Bangladesh. What adds a certain urgency to detect and deport Bangladeshis is their increasing role in fomenting terrorism in India by offering to play the role of jihad’s foot soldiers. They must be thrown out. Now.

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