=?iso-8859-1?q?Re:=20[Assam]=20Advani, =20during=20your=20tenure=20as=20In?= dia’s Federal Home Minister you coul

[umesh sharma]

 

 

Rajen-da,

 

who follows the law these days? how will india prove these are illegals from bangladesh?

 

umesh

Rajen Barua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

What does the International Law says about this?
RB




>From: umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Bartta Bistar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, AssamNet
>
>Subject: Re: [Assam] Advani, during your tenure as India’s Federal Home
>Minister you could use the 500 thousand Indian soldiers busy exterminating
>the targeted Assamese, to expel the B’Deshis in Assam. Why did not you?
>Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 17:08:59 +0100 (BST)
>
>Why does Bangladesh refuse to accept is citizens - even when Indian govt
>caught some crossing illegally and sought to return them to Bangladesh - I
>think last year.
>
> Unlike US-Mexican border (which is like Indo-Pak border along the Thar
>desert and one can see miles around) Indo-Bangla border is heafily forested
>like Vietnam jungles - so photographing them while crossing the border is
>near impossible.
>
> Umesh
>
>Bartta Bistar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Advani attacks UPA Govt. on illegal migration to Assam
>
> http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/holnus/002200604071222.htm
> Ahmedabad, April 7 (PTI): Senior BJP leader L K Advani today said the
>statements made by UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan
>Singh on illegal migration from Bangladesh to Assam are "dishonest,
>misleading and hypocritical pronouncements" of these two leaders.
> Addressing a press meet here on the second day of his 'Bharat Suraksha
>Yatra', Advani said, "if Gandhi says that there can be no compromise on the
>issue of illegal foreigners in Assam, I would like to ask her and Singh,
>what steps have you taken to show that you are not compromising on the
>issue?"
> Advani said he wanted to know whether the issue was raised during their
>meeting with Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia.
> He also alleged that amendment brought in Foreigners' (Tribunal) Order
>was an attempt by the UPA government to provide another legal protection to
>Bangladeshi infiltrators, after the Supreme Court scrapped the Illegal
>Migration (Determination by Tribunal) Act.
> He further expressed that, "Assam is facing external aggression and
>nation is facing the threat of another partition due to illegal
>immigration."
> When asked what did the NDA government did to confront the issue he
>said, "We faced opposition from state government to deal effectively with
>the issue."
> Speaking on NDA government's actions to stop terrorist activities in the
>country, he said they used to burst 50 to 60 ISI modules in the country
>every year while in 2005 the present government has just busted 15 ISI
>modules.
> He evaded comment on BJP's stand on government proposal on reservations
>in educational institutions.
>
>
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>Harvard University,
>Class of 2005
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