[Assam] Sachar proof for influx into Assam

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At 2:45 AM -0800 1/3/07, SANDIP DUTTA wrote:
>Bangladeshis coming for treatment with valid visas and then 
>disappearing is an age old story. We should stop giving them any of 
>these facilities. Let them go to Gulf or whereever they want.
>
>Rgds,
>Sandip
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>Subject: [Assam] Sachar proof for influx into Assam
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>Sachar proof for influx into Assam
>- Minority growth higher OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
>New Delhi, Dec. 1: Claims by political parties that continuing 
>illegal migration of Bang-ladeshis to Assam, most of wh-om are 
>believed to be Muslims, have now got solid evidence. Statistics 
>presented in the Justice Rajinder Sachar committee report, which was 
>tab-led in Parliament yesterday, lend credence to this theory.
>Assam has experienced the highest decadal rate of growth in the 
>Muslim population between the 1991 and 2001 census figures, 
>according to the Sachar committee report.
>It is being argued that if the high decadal growth rate in Delhi's 
>Muslim population should be attributed to migration, so should be 
>the case with Assam.
>Recently, the Centre conceded that illegal migration was actually 
>occurring, confessing that one-and-a-half lakh Bangladeshis, who had 
>been granted valid visas to India over the past five years, are now 
>untraceable.
>While there is neither clinching evidence nor a reference to illegal 
>migration in the Sachar report, Assam - with six districts having 
>high Muslim concentration - is shown as taking the biggest leap in 
>the decadal growth rate of Muslims. From a 28.4 per cent growth rate 
>in the 1991 census, the figure jumped to 30.9 per cent in 2001. In 
>contrast, Delhi's Muslim population was growing at the rate of 9.4 
>per cent in 1991. But the rate rose to 11.7 per cent over the next 
>decade.
>Even in states like West Bengal, where Muslims constitute more than 
>a fourth of the total population, the growth rate has risen from 
>23.6 per cent to 25.2 per cent, an increase of 1.6 per cent. In case 
>of Assam, however, the spurt in the rate is a whopping 2.5 per cent.
>The theory of illegal migration also finds corroboration when growth 
>rates of Muslims and people of other religions are compared. Whereas 
>the decadal rate of growth between the two censuses was 18.9 per 
>cent, the Muslim population grew at 29.3 per cent. Here, too, the 
>difference in the increase in these rates is much higher in Assam. 
>For instance, in Gujarat, the difference between decadal growth 
>rates of the aggregate population and of Muslims is 4.6 per cent and 
>in Bihar it is 6.9 per cent.
>In Assam, the counterpart of the rate is an abnormally high 10.4 per cent.
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