The Diplomat Desk
Jammu ,TDD:- The workers of Dogra front & Shiv Sena under the leadership of president Ashok Gupta took out a massive protest rally in Jammu city against the illegal settlement of Rohingyas in Jammu city demanding there deportation as they have become a security risk to the nation and there role on changing the demography of Jammu.
He said the Rohingyas had managed to procure Adhar cards, ration cards, free water connections. Their children are seeking admissions in government schools on the basis of fake documents, while the local eligible children are being denied their legitimate rights.
He further alleged that Rohingyas have encroached the state land and made their ‘jhuggis’ (huts) upon them. Several thousands of Rohingya immigrants, who were forced to leave their native land, entered India through porous Indo-Bangladesh border. Reportedly, many Burmese families had unlawfully settled in the outskirts of Jammu city during last three years or so.
Gupta urge the Lieutenant Governor to initiate a CBI probe and lodge an FIR to comprehensively investigate this conspiracy. It must be determined who brought and settled the Rohingyas and Bangladeshis in Jammu, and stringent action, including prosecution and imprisonment, should be taken against them.
He called for a detailed investigation to identify those who facilitated the settlement of these individuals on government lands, provided them with water and electricity connections, and helped them obtain Aadhaar cards. “These people have even cast votes in local elections. These facts have now come to light. Indians residing in other parts of India cannot settle in Jammu and Kashmir, but these illegal immigrants were allowed to settle here based solely on religion.
Gupta said that as per a statement made by one of the ministers in the current government as per the rules in Jammu and Kashmir, obtaining water or electricity connections requires a domicile certificate and legal possession of land.
Under the UN charter, decisions are made about who qualifies as a legal immigrant, but these individuals are illegal. There is no justification for providing them with water and electricity. Removing them from Jammu is essential for national security and efficient governance.
The latest figures estimate that approximately 6,500 Rohingyas are residing in Jammu district in Narwal Bhatindi, Railway Station, Qasim Nagar, and Channi Rama. Smaller numbers of Rohingyas are living in Samba and Kathua districts, as well as scattered families in Doda, Kishtwar, Ramban, Rajouri, and Poonch.
The party people who were present at the time of protest were Nanaku, Sham, Dinesh, Rahul, Abhishek, Prem, Bantu, Naresh and various others were present.TDD
