Hindus Fight Back in Bongaon
Bangladeshi infiltrators grab land of Indian peasant in Bongaon, West Bengal; police arrests protesters agitating to recover their land.
Independent news reporter.
In a shocking case of punishing the victim, local police officials in Bongaon area have arrested eight members of Hindu Samhati for protesting against land-grabbing by Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators. Mr. Ajit Adhikari, Mr. Somnath Pal and seven other workers of HS were arrested while protesting against police atrocities in the land grabbing incident and have been locked in jail without bail. Even more shocking is the fact that no action has been taken by the police against those Islamists involved in the land-grabbing.
The incident started when members of the Hindu Samhati group recovered an agricultural land in the Eropota village of Bongaon subdivision, legally owned by an Indian citizen Mihir Mandal but was later forcefully occupied by Islamic group supporting Bangladeshi illegal immigrants. Around 4:30 PM on October 21, 2009, activists of Hindu Samhati protested at the Bata More junction of Jessore road, a highway near the border area of India and Bangladesh and demanded the immediate release of the arrested workers, including Mr. Adhikari and Mr. Pal. At 5:45PM, the police arrived and mercilessly beat up the protesters without any warning and arrested other members.
The place of incident, Bongaon, is a sensitive border town less than 3 km from international border with Bangladesh. The population of illegal Islamic infiltrators has steadily increased over the years and the local police have refused to take action against anti-social elements from Bangladesh in fear of retaliation by local Islamist groups.
The police are also allegedly acting on behalf of politicians with vested interests to secure electoral votes in upcoming legislative assembly elections from Muslims. With increasing terrorist attacks in a number of places across India, Bangladesh has increasingly become a favorite channel to route jihadis (Islmic religious terrorists) to India and this border area has become a hotspot for smuggling.
In a shocking case of punishing the victim, local police officials in Bongaon area have arrested eight members of Hindu Samhati for protesting against land-grabbing by Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators. Mr. Ajit Adhikari, Mr. Somnath Pal and seven other workers of HS were arrested while protesting against police atrocities in the land grabbing incident and have been locked in jail without bail. Even more shocking is the fact that no action has been taken by the police against those Islamists involved in the land-grabbing.
The incident started when members of the Hindu Samhati group recovered an agricultural land in the Eropota village of Bongaon subdivision, legally owned by an Indian citizen Mihir Mandal but was later forcefully occupied by Islamic group supporting Bangladeshi illegal immigrants. Around 4:30 PM on October 21, 2009, activists of Hindu Samhati protested at the Bata More junction of Jessore road, a highway near the border area of India and Bangladesh and demanded the immediate release of the arrested workers, including Mr. Adhikari and Mr. Pal. At 5:45PM, the police arrived and mercilessly beat up the protesters without any warning and arrested other members.
The place of incident, Bongaon, is a sensitive border town less than 3 km from international border with Bangladesh. The population of illegal Islamic infiltrators has steadily increased over the years and the local police have refused to take action against anti-social elements from Bangladesh in fear of retaliation by local Islamist groups.
The police are also allegedly acting on behalf of politicians with vested interests to secure electoral votes in upcoming legislative assembly elections from Muslims. With increasing terrorist attacks in a number of places across India, Bangladesh has increasingly become a favorite channel to route jihadis (Islmic religious terrorists) to India and this border area has become a hotspot for smuggling.
Posted by Hindu Samhati's International Communications Team.
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