1. Jaideep Saikia

2.  Burmese invaders in1829 destroyed the
whole structure of Assam.
 In 1921, the Army corps had practically
captured the area of Goalpara.
 Over half a million population has
transplanted itself from Bengal to Assam.

3. Muslim Population in Assam
3,500,000
3,000,000
2,500,000
2,000,000
Muslim Population
1,500,000
1,000,000
500,000
0
1901 1931 1941

4.  Islamist militant activities have begun to
breed in the region with an urgency.
 ISI and DGFI are expanding their support in
North-east area by including Islamist groups.

6.  It facilitates immigration more than prevents
it.
 It is a “piece of legislation” which makes it
impossible to direct and deport illegal
migrants.
 The onus of proving citizenship, etc rests on
the immigrant.
BJP tried to repel the IM (DT)act

7.  Bangladesh has discarded secularism and
chosen to become a Islamic state.
 No misconceived and mistaken notions of
secularism should be allowed to come in way
of deporting migrants.

8.  Indigenous people of Assam are reduced to
minorities in their own land.
 The influx of illegal migrants is turning these
districts into a Muslim majority region.
 It will then only be a matter of time when a
demand for their merger with Bangladesh
may be made.

9.  Supplying explosives and weapons to terrorist
groups.
 Promoting militancy among the Muslim
youths in the name of jihad.
 Promoting communal tension between Hindu
and Muslim citizens.
 Providing active support to the local militant
outfits.
 Causing sabotage of oil pipelines and other
installations, communication lines, railways
and roads.

10.  ULFA-Hindu organization helping Muslims
to accomplish their selfish means.
 The major leaders of the organisation
are:
 Paresh Baruah (Commander-in-Chief)
 Arabinda Rajkhowa (Chairman)
 Anup Chetia (General Secretary) (in
Government of Bangladesh custody)
 Pradip Gogoi (Vice-Chairman) (in
Government of Assam custody)

11.  ULFA never shy away from taking Muslim
interests.
 ISI has influenced ULFA.
 ULFA Vice president, Pradeep Gogoi, stated Dhaka
arranged passports for ULFA leaders to travel
Pakistan in various Muslim names.
 ULFA and NDFB have set militant camps in
eastern-Nepal.
 ULFA perpetrated genocide against Hindi-
speaking Assamese, with the help of Jamaat-
e-Islami.

12.  PareshBarua is the self-styled commander-
in-chief of the militant group ULFA.
 Paresh
Barua is now a permanent resident of
Bangladesh and with full knowledge of the
Bangladesh authorities.
 Hefrequently visits Pakistan under a Muslim
name Kamarudin Zaman Khan.

13. Fundamentalist slogan in present-day Bangladesh

14.  Sheikh Mujibur Rehman took first step in
Islamization of Bangladesh.
 Whosever came to power in Bangladesh had to
fulfill two stipulation for surviving in power.
He/she should maintain certain amount of
distance from India.
The person should confirm the Islamic
identity of Bangladesh.

16.  After the assassination of Sheikh Mujibur
Rehman process of islamization of
Bangladesh grew in its magnitude.
 Gen. Zia-ur-rehman amended the
constitution and replaced
socialism, secularism with absolute faith in
almighty Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful”
 Lt. Gen. H.M. Ershad amended constitution
in June 1988 and introduced Islam as the
state religion.

17.  The Islamist resurgence in Bangladesh begun
with the resurfacing of the Jamaat-e-Islami.
 Jamaat is the third largest political party of
Bangladesh.
 It promotes anti-India and anti-Hindu.

18.  The East Bengal Evacuees Act 0f 1951:
The Hindus were not allowed to take
with them immovable assets. The land
left behind was taken over by the state.
 The Enemy Order II of 1965:
India was declared an enemy, and the
regulation allowed “enemy” lands to be
appropriated by the state.
 Vested and Non-resident Property Act 1974:
approximately 2.5 million acres of land
were seized from Hindus and almost all
of the 10 million Hindus were affected.

19. Nasreen’s interview to the New Yorker of 12
September 1994

20.  Phisician
Tasleema Nasreen, Journalist
Shahriyar Kabir and teacher-activist Professor
Muntassir Mamoons, for documenting and
speaking out against the atrocities committed
on the Hindus were preceded by a fatwa.

21. HUJI-B are arraying themselves to impose
Islamic rule in the erstwhile East Pakistan.
Osama Bin Laden is said to have called Farid
and Farooqui and advised them to go back
and create a Dar-ul-Islam in Bangladesh.
23 February 1998, Fazul Rahman, leader of
jihad movement in Bangladesh signed the
official declaration of jihad against the US.

22. MFO’s aim is to spread Islam stealthily.

23.  30% reservation in education and employment
for Muslims.
 Establish Muslim court in Assam
 Reservation of seats in the Legislative
Assembly for the Muslims of the Barak Valley.
 To ensure the security of the Muslim communities.
 To establish flood relief camps in the Muslim
dominated char areas.
 To enforce prohibition in Muslim dominated areas
 To enforce the IM(DT) Act on illegal migrants who
have entered India after 1972.

25. Abu Bakr Siddiqui

26.  What sort of work were you asked to do in
Assam after your training in Pakistan? Were
you told to carry out explosions?
- No, we were not given any instructions
about bombings, etc. we were simply asked
to enter Assam, take shelter and wait for
our strength to grow.
 Did you receive any instructions from the ISI
about any specific task?
- Yes, we were instructed by the ISI to
assassinate Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Lal
Krishna Advani.

27.  What is the strength of HuM in Assam?
-There are about 300-400 boys in Assam. In our
group of 15. save 2 all have surrendered. After
we left, some fresh recruits have been sent
for training. Also we have heard that the
Jaish-e-Mohammad & Harkat-ul-Jihad have
entered Assam. Some fidayins have also come.
 The fidayins (sucide squads) are from which
country?
-They are from India.
 Which state in India?
-Uttar pradesh.

28.  History asserts the role of madrassas in the
birth of the Taliban in Pakistan.
 With certain madrassas in UP and Gujarat
found to have huge caches of arms and
ammunitions
 Urdu letters are taught like this
 Jeem stands for jihad
 tay stands for tope
 kaaf stands for Kalashnikovs
 khay stands for Khoon

29. An illegal migrant elder in a small hamlet in Assam’s
Sonipur district: