[Assam] ULFA to begin drive against Bangladeshi migrants from Kaziranga

Wed Jun 27 11:51:29 EDT 2007

If ULFA has a plan for improving citizens' life in an independent Assam, they can adapt it    (a variation of it) to govern Assam when they return to normal life and win the elections under the existing constitution. They can even work towards changing the constitution. 
  Do they have the magic formula? We have been waiting to hear about it.

  AGP did not have a plan either and their leaders were clueless, just as the ULFA leaders are suspected to be. How is ULFA different from AGP in this regard?

  Did you read the report on West bengal published in the Assam Tribune today?

Chan Mahanta <cmahanta at charter.net> wrote:
  M:

> >C'Da,
>I believe a possible solution can be found by which ULFA be given amnesty
>if they give up arms. And they can take part in forming the government and
>get what the State deserves. They have the will power, I am sure they will
do a good job!

*** All very good.

But would you not want to know HOW ANYTHING will 
change, if ULFA becomes a part of the 
establishment that has never performed, in fact 
sold Assam's interests away?

Isn't that what happened to Assam from AGP?

c-da

At 11:07 AM -0400 6/27/07, Mohan R. Palleti wrote:
>C'Da,
>I believe a possible solution can be found by which ULFA be given amnesty
>if they give up arms. And they can take part in forming the government and
>get what the State deserves. They have the will power, I am sure they will
>do a good job!
>
>
>
>Mohan R. Palleti
>
>
>
>> M:
>>
>>> >If ULFA takes the lead to do this in a civiliged way. I do not think
>>>anybody would be against it. This is what I have been saying time and
>>>again.
>>
>>
>>
>> *** I am not questioning that.
>>
>> But HOW do you reconcile the contradiction of
>> chasing ULFA away to hide in surrounding
>> countries, with the Indian military after it and
>> a section of Assam's intelligentsia clamoring for
>> its annihilation, but at the same time expecting
>> it to undertake detection, adjudication and
>> deportation if need be, thru a
>> civilized process?
>>
>> What you are expecting is FUNCTIONING Assam Govt.
>> with a rule of laws and dependable institution of
>> state, but without giving them an opportunity to
>> even set up such a government.
>>
>> Is this unreal or what?
>>
>> c-da
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> At 10:13 AM -0400 6/27/07, Mohan R. Palleti wrote:
>>>C'da,
>>>> Hi Mohan:
>>>>
>>>> Hmmm! Moderators? Or was it censors? I didn't see
>>>> anything OFFENSIVE here. Perhaps unrealistic and
>>>> inconsistent with the complaint that ULFA
>>>> approves of and abets B'deshi migration. But
>>>> certainly not something that needs censoring.
>>>>
>>>> Perhaps the censors are afraid of open
>>>> discussions. Question would be of what or why?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> For God's sake, not another Neli like incident. Please!
>>>>
>>>
>>>You are mixing up statements. I did not make this one....
>>>
>>>> *** This above comment is even more profoundly
>>>> inconsistent with the complaint that ULFA does
>>>> not stop the infiltration, and the complainers
>>>> are either scared to hold the feet of those who
>>>> are REALLY responsible, to the fire or really
>>>> don't care about it except for making
>>>> Hinducentric political points.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> This is something GOI has not put its soul into yet.
>>>>
>>>> *** IF it is of concern to the people of Assam,
>>>> and they cannot get any action from GOI , who has
>>>> the supposed authority, the responsibility and
>>>> the resources, how come its intelligentsia does
>>>> not hold GOI
>>>> accountable and support ULFA to empower it to
>>>> take necessary actions, in civilized ways, thru a
>>>> government of Assam with enforceable laws and
>>>> fair and dependable conflict resolution
>>>> mechanisms of state?
>>>>
>>>> One can't have it both ways, can one?
>>>>
>>>> c-da
>>>>
>>>
>>>If ULFA takes the lead to do this in a civiliged way. I do not think
>>>anybody would be against it. This is what I have been saying time and
>>>again.
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> At 8:41 AM -0400 6/27/07, Mohan R. Palleti wrote:
>>>>>I sent this bit to assamonline, but the moderator decided against
>>>>>publishing it...........
>>>>>
>>>>>This is appreciated, except that this is not how it is to be done.
>>>>>You do not remove a large tract of people by anhilating them. First
>>>>>the root has to be stopped. I hope ULFA uses its amassed wealth to
>>>>>fence the boundary between Assam and India. And then have comissions
>>>>>that will send illegal immigrants back to their country. This is
>>>>>something GOI has not put its soul into yet.
> >>>>
>>>>>A major problem in Assam is that most people illegal people say that
>>>>>they are from another part of the state and get away with it. Make it
>>>>>compulsory for illegal immigrants to go back to where they came from,
>>>>>for a period of time. This way nobody can show false papers to prove
>>>>>their citizenship.
>>>>>
>>>>>Any non assamese who has lived for at least two or three generations
>>>>>and can atleast speak assamese, should be allowed to stay in Assam,
>>>>>because they have already started the process of naturalization.
>>>>>
>>>>>These are my viewpoints. I hope others can shape it better.
>>>>>
>>>>>Mohan R. Palleti
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>> > For God's sake, not another Neli like incident. Please!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> “In order to make spiritual progress you must be patient like a
>>>>>> tree
>>>>>> and
>>>>>> humble like a blade of grass”
>>>>>> - Lakshmana
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 10:04:46 -0700From: pradip200 at yahoo.comTo:
>>>>>> assam at assamnet.org; assam_dubai at yahoogroups.com;
>>>>>> assamonline at yahoogroups.com; assamsociety at yahoogroups.com;
>>> >>> assamfoundation1 at yahoogroups.com; neglectedindia at yahoogroups.com;
>>>>>> NorthEastIndia at yahoogroups.comSubject: [Assam] ULFA to begin drive
>>>>>> against
>>>>>> Bangladeshi migrants from Kaziranga
>>>>>> ULFA to begin drive against Bangladeshi migrants from Kaziranga
>>>>>> NET News Network
>>>>>> Guwahati, June 25: The banned United Liberation Front of Asom
>>>>>> (ULFA)
>>>>>> on
>>>>>> Sunday reiterated its warning to illegal Bangladeshi Migrants to
>>>>>> leave
>>>>>> Assam within one month.
>>>>>> Reiterating its order, Prabal Neog commander of dreaded 28
>>>>>> Battalion
>>>>>> informed a section of media that initiative in this regard would
>>>>>> begin
>>>>>> from Kaziranga National Park. “We will flush out all illegal
>>>>>> settlers
>>>>>> whether national or foreigner from the national park,” disclosed
>>>>>> the
>>>>>> rebel
>>>>>> leader.
>>>>>> In this regard, the militant leader also questioned the stand of
>>>>>> all
>>>>>> such
>>>>>> organizations that have been fighting against influx of illegal
>>>>>> Bangladeshi migrants to Assam.
>>>>>> Last Thursday, ULFA ordered illegal Bangladeshi Migrants to leave
>>>>>> Assam
>>>>>> within one month or face dire consequences.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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