Guest guest Posted July 29, 2005 Report Share Posted July 29, 2005 Namaskar Mitra, http://esamskriti.com/html/inside.asp?cat=732&subcat=731&cname=imdt_suprem_court_jud_05 Our building society has undertaken structural repairs (in Mumbai). After the work started we were surprised to see our building swamped with Bengali speaking labor. I walked up to the labor supervisor and asked his name. He replied, mera naam is Robin Gupta. I was taken aback. Guptas belong to the trading community and are not known to be labor contractors. As I turned to go home a group of young laborers yelled, Rafique and Robin responded. As I observed Rafique closely I saw that he had a Ganesha icon around his neck and red threads on his right hand. A Pandit ties a red thread on a man’s right after completion of a Vedic Havan. Obviously he displayed Hindu symbols but was actually a Muslim. As the repairs carried on I got to know that they were Bengali speaking laborers from West Bengal’s Malda district. I wondered whether they were Bangladeshis! A journalist friend from Calcutta told me that Malda was Abdul Ghani Khan Choudhary’s constituency and full of Bangaldeshis. I asked myself a question? Would an Indian Muslim wear a Ganesha/red threads? The answer is No. When I asked the contractor why he used Bangladeshi and not Andhra/Maharashtrian labor that is normally used he said the former were cheaper. The question of Bangladeshi infiltration has been hot for over twenty years now. The Congress/CPI (M) is primarily responsible for supporting infiltration while the BJP is guilty of raising the issue when in opposition but ducking it when in power. Fortunately the Supreme Court has taken a tough stand on infiltration but the devil is in the detail meaning actual implementation of the SC order. The Punjab government headed by Captain Amarinder Singh said that if he implemented the 2004 SC order on Sutlej Yamuna canal Punjab would return to terrorism again (meaning implementation is impossible). I will not be surprised if Congress/CPI (M) express their inability to implement the SC order citing a breakdown in law & order. I hope my skepticism is proved wrong. Have reproduced the entire SC order for you. Copyright lies with the Supreme Court. http://esamskriti.com/html/inside.asp?cat=732&subcat=731&cname=imdt_suprem_court_jud_05 The whole judgment is divided into paras. See table below for key para nos. Para Number Content 2 Reference to Assam Accord signed when Rajiv Gandhi was PM. 4 Gives you actual numbers of Illegal Migrants detected up to 30.4.2000 5 Table gives you growth in Assam’s population, Hindu vs. Muslim. 10 Central Government filed an affidavit in November 2000 saying that retain IMDT Act in its present form. 11 Excerpts from Report submitted to the President by Lt Gen S K Sinha, Governor of Assam. 12 Ref Citizenship Act. 21 Provisions of IMDT Act examined. 32 Ref to Kautilya’s Arthashastra and Article 355 of the Constitution whereby it is the duty of the Union to protect states against aggression. 33 United Nationals rules examined. 34 How did the U.S.A. respond when there was an influx of Chinese labor in the 19th century? 35 Comparison with United Kingdom. 41 Provisions of The Passport (Entry into India) Act, 1920 examined. 50,51,52,52 Case laws across the world referred to. 57 Summary. 58. Court Directions. http://esamskriti.com/html/inside.asp?cat=732&subcat=731&cname=imdt_suprem_court_jud_05 Share the Welath, With Prem & Cheers sanjeev Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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