The latest census data on the population of religious groups is all set to throw up some really alarming facts.
The data accessed by a leading English daily shows that the Muslim population in the country increased by 24% between 2001 and 2011 and thereby their percentage of the total population of India has increased from 13.4% to 14.2% over the ten year period. This is higher than the national average of 18% for the period.
But the causes of concern are this: the maximum rise of Muslim population has been in Assam and West Bengal.
In Assam, their percentage has increased from 30.9% to 34.2% and in West Bengal from 25.2% to 27%. These two states have been facing a severe problem of influx of illegal Bangladeshis.
Yet, the governments instead of deporting them jeopardized the security of the nation by providing these illegals with voter cards, Aadhar and ration cards and asking them to vote for them. Though the census data was available in March itself, the UPA government stalled the release of the findings as it felt the data could influence the outcome of the polls.
By flooding Assam and West Bengal with its people, Bangladesh in cahoots with Pakistan want to create a Kashmir-like situation in those states and force a third partition upon India.
Unless we act now, we will not be in a position to save that from happening.
