If I have understood correctly from both Begum and Talukdar's writing on
infiltrations -- Begum did not see infiltrations in and around Garo
Hills border area while Talukdar did not see same in and around the
border area where he works.

Both segments of border area that Begum and Talukdar refer are very
short compared to the total border length.

Now my question to Begum and Talukdar:
How do you know that both spans (Garo Hills border section and
Talukdar's working section) would be used by illegal immigrants around
the time when you both were present in and around the border sections
respectively?

My assumption is that Begum and Talukdar will not be in and around
border sections 24 hours a day 7 days a week :)

I think illegal immigrants go deep inside to a safe place where they
would not be detected quickly (I would have done that if I were to
immigrate illegally).

Khalek

--- anjumanara begum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Dear Mrinal,
Thanks for your email. I agree with you that infiltration in border
areas is not alarming. I was born and brought up in a border area in
west Garo Hills Meghalaya. Till date I have not seen a single
Bangladeshi taking shelter as illegal migrants.. But of course there are
dacoits and thieves from Bangladesh who visit our area almost every
night.

Best regards
anjuman

----- Original Message ----
From: Mrinal Talukdar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: assamonline <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, 9 August, 2008 9:39:46 AM
Subject: [asom] Deportation of Bangladeshis

Hard truths

1.There is no solution to infiltration problem. Minimise fresh
infilitration with secure fencing(even Mexico-US border being breached
regularly), legalise the existing Bangladeshis with work permit but deny
them voting right.

2.Using Clause VI of Assam Accord reserve 85% of Assembly seats for
indigenous people and encourage tribals councils even if they are
defunct. See the ground position of the Rabha Autonomous Council.

3.Deportation to where? Bangladesh has never recognised infiltration to
India. It is farce and will remain farce.

4.Like Insurgency, every political parties need infilitration issue for
their survival in Assam politics.

5.Do not alienete and generalise Muslims as immigrants. Ask the Editors
of Assamese dailies, the most correct and well writtens Assamese reports
are coming from the correspondents of the immigrant community.

6.Should we spend another 25 years, waste another generation, chasing
Bangladeshis or exploit them to the economic advantage of our
motherland?

Mrinal Talukdar

P.S -- Working in the border region for long time, personally I do not
think infilitration in the recent time has been very alarming. At least
economic condition of border areas of present Bangladesh is far better
than Indian side. Accept that truth. If not spend seven days from
Karimganj to Goalpara border.




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