Fraudulent conversion of minor girls in Faridabad: Brazilian missionary in dock

Author: Siddheshwar Shukla
Publication: The Pioneer
Date: December 12, 2009
URL: http://www.dailypioneer..com/222182/Fraudulent-conversion-of-minor-girls-Brazilian-missionary-in-dock.html

Without knowledge of parents, he adopts school kids.

A Brazilian missionary has been accused of religious conversion of schoolchildren by fraudulently means at Faridabad in Haryana. The affidavit submitted by Dimas De Souza, the founder-trustee of Comademat Charitable Trust, in a Delhi court clearly mentions that the children have been adopted by him, a fact which he had concealed from their parents. Further, De Souza got the minor girls belonging to poor families admitted to convent schools and showed himself as father of all the over a dozen children 'adopted' by him.

The parents of the children told The Pioneer that they were unaware of their children being adopted by the missionary. They, instead, said that the missionary had promised them to return their children after their studies (Class XII) in the best of schools in Faridabad. Records collected by the police reveal that all children were given Christian names; De Souza as their father and their permanent addresses have also been replaced with the address of the hostel run by the missionary.

The parents of two rescued girls, Anila and Soni, denied that they had agreed to give away their children for adoption. "He has not given me any document.. However, he asked me to sign on some papers which were in English," said Suresh Paswan, who resides in Mandi village and hails from Madhubani in Bihar. "They changed their hostel from Green Field Colony to Sector 21-D but did not inform us. His mobile phone is also switched off. We have to take the help of media and police to know whereabouts of our girls," added Paswan. The girls were rescued on Tuesday last after police intervention.

Anila, daughter of Suresh Paswan who was studying in Nigam Kanya Vidyalaya, Fatehpur Beri in Delhi, was rechristened as Mary in the Angel's Public School, Sector 21A in Faridabad. According to the school records, her parents withdrew her from Nigam School on July 28, 2008.

The De Souza's affidavit, which was executed on February 11, 2008, says, "I have decided to adopt the following children of the school on permanent basis and all their educational expenses, including school fee, books, eatables, dress etc will be borne by me as long as they are studying in the school." The affidavit also mentions the Christian names of twelve children adopted by De Souza on that date. The girls are: Meenu (12), Lia (12), Rahel (15), Sara (8), Pricila (9), Ester (10), Noemy (15), Ruth (9) and Rebecca (8). The parents of these children reside in Mandi village and hail from backward districts of Bihar, Jharkhand, Punjab and Odisha. Presently 15 minor girls are residing in the missionary hostel at 134, Sector 21-D under the jurisdiction of NIT police post of Faridabad.

In another agreement signed by De Souza on October 23 this year with the owner of the bungalow 134, Sector 21-D, Jaisi Ram Asthana, the founder trustee declares: "I am taking this house on rent for providing accommodation for orphans and poor children of Indian origin, about 10 in number." The trust has been registered with an aim to provide health, education and home to destitute, needy and orphans without any discrimination of race, nationality, caste or creed, age and sex.

When told that there are records to show that Anila has been renamed as Mary, Darshanlal Malik, Assistant Police Commissioner of NIT Faridabad, said, "Anila was renamed as Mary." Malik is the investigative officer of the case. "The children residing in the hostel do not want to go with their parents as they are getting better life and education," added Mallik.

Another parent Pitamber, in his police statement, said, "I had send my daughter on my own to the hostel for better life and education. They have promised that they will return my daughter after completing studies and allow me to meet her every six months." Pitamber too is not aware about the adoption of her daughter Shivani, who is now renamed Damris (5).

When The Pioneer visited the hostel, there were two Christian women in their mid-twenties to take care of the children -- Aneilus from Nagaland and Renu from Punjab. "We do not know the admission procedure of the hostel. We are paid employees and reside here to look after the children of the trust," said Aneilus. She refused to talk as soon as she came to know that we are from media. "You talk to the police," she added and shut the door. De Souza is in Brazil owing to some medical complications and so could not be contacted. He is scheduled to return India in February 2010.

The neighbours smell something fishy in the hostel. "Why did they adopt girls only? The parents who have sent their girls here have boys also. They took the girls to the Church for two days a week, generally on Friday and Saturday for over three hours," said Jogendra Singh Saini, resident of 135, Sector 21-D.

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Haryana gives rousing welcome to "Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yatra"

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The ongoing "Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yatra" is a “Marathon March that promotes Universal Well-being through Cow Protection and Sustainable Socio-Economic Rural Development - including organic farming, prevention of farmers’ suicides, protection of agricultural land and preventing the root causes for the uncontrolled migration of villagers into towns and cities."

The Yatra is a 108-Day long Cross-Country Marathon March across the length and breadth of India, spanning 1 Million and 20 thousand kilometers - which started rolling on Sept 30, 2009 from Kurukshetra and will end on January 17, 2010.

Let us pray for the Yatra’s success!

For a map, objectives, photographs and videos of this ongoing saga, please visit the website:

http://eng.gougram.org/
http://eng.gougram.org/photo-gallery/
http://eng.gougram.org/category/video/

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28 Sep 09 - Gou Rath Pooja
During the holy moment of Vijaya Dashami - Gou Rath Pooja, Kamadhenu Havan, Gayathri Havan & Other Religious Rituals
Kurukshethra, Haryana

29 Sep 09 - Kurukshethra Procession
Kurukshethra, Haryana
7 photos

30 Sep 09 Yathra Inauguration
Theme Park, Kurukshethra
42 photos

01 Oct 09 - Kurukshethra to Rohtak
ROUTE - Kurukshethra, Karnal, Panipath, Gohana, Rohtak
Haryana
35 photos

02 Oct 09 - Rohtak to Sirsa
ROUTE - Rohtak, Hansi, Hissar, Fatehabad, Sirsa
Haryana
40 photos

03 Oct 09 - Sirsa to Ganga Nagar
ROUTE - Dabwali, Sangeria, Hanuman Gad, Ganga Nagar
Haryana - Rajastan
59 photos
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Over 5 Lakh Muslims lay siege to Gurgaon-Delhi expressway (NH-8), and scream "Allah is the ONLY God"

The well-planned "occupation" of the expressway was carried out at the Rajiv Chowk area in Gurgaon) under the pretext of Eid.

This forcible namaz is now being planned as a regular nuisance every Friday until Haryanvis rise up to put an end to this ungodly menace.

Now, an Idgah has sprung up at the same Rajiv Chowk area (Gurgaon) close to NH-8 and has become the local den of anti-national activities.

Over 5 Lakh jihadis will demonstrate their strength every week by forcibly doing namaz on the expressway and service lanes - blocking traffic and trying to intimidate Hindus to stay away from this area. Are you ready to foil their evil plans?

- Excerpts from an article by V Sundaram (IAS, Retd.) below:

Last month (September 21, 2009) more than Five Lakh Muslims "occupied" the National Highway 8 between New Delhi and Gurgaon in a planned and methodical manner and offered their Eid prayers with supreme contempt for the regular users of this busy National thoroughfare. Many innocent citizens who could not avoid using that NH 8 on that day to reach their respective places of destination felt unduly harassed and persecuted by this exercise of "minority rights" by the Muslims.

Click on this photograph above to see the actual size of the mob on NH-8.

This reminds me of a mammoth Islamic meeting addressed by Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the and the destroyer of United India, one month before the Direct Action Day in Calcutta in July/August 1946. His main aim on that occasion was to terrorize the Hindus of India into meek submission and acceptance of his Two-Nation Theory which resulted in the birth of Pakistan on August 14, 1947. Thanks to the pseudo-secular policy followed by Pundit Nehru and his Congress successors in Office, the Muslims of India today have been able to gain a blanket unfettered political license to blatantly deny the sacred and time-honoured fundamental religious rights of the majority Hindus in their own homeland today. Today the Muslims in India are flexing their political muscles with uncontrolled fervour to intimidate the peace-loving Hindus of India using the unrequited political support of the Congress government, which derives its transitory political sanction from its commitment to minority vote-bank politics.

All the Hindus of India have now come to understand that the Muslims and Christians are the most favoured children of the Government of India. John Dayal is a known Hindu-baiter in India. When he defended the rights of Muslims to lay siege to the National Highway 8 on the specious plea of saying EID Namaz, Sri R. K Ohri I.P.S (retd) and Secretary General, Patriots Forum in New Delhi gave him a fitting rejoinder in this manner: "Please tell me is it possible suddenly, improptu, for lakhs of Namazis to suddenly converge at a particular point to lay seige to NH-8 on the plea of saying Eid Namaz? You know very well that such large numbers of Muslims (according to Indian Express there were 5 lakhs of them) do not, repeat DO NOT, live in the villages adjacent to that particular spot on NH-8. Still you are trying to defend something totally indefensible. Your flimsy excuse that Muslim demand for an Idgah might have been denied is again a typical "John-type" argument. Was any demand for Idgah in that area ever made, was it refused at all? No, never. Yet you must keep on telling lies ad infinitum. This "show of force" was a very well organised event to showcase the rising crescendo of jihadi footfalls across India and their booming clout in the ruling political dispensation!

At this rate a day might come, in not-too-distant future, when Namazis will lay seige to all major roads leading to most metropolitan cities. That might as well coincide with the launching of a diabolical war by Pakistan based jihad outfits. Please stop befooling Hindus and let them wake up to the growing threat of India emerging as a global battleground of clash of civilization. That might happen around 2020, or latest by 2030."

Six Muslim Jihadis win Haryana Assembly elections; Results show increased Islamic power over Haryana’s future

HW Correspondent, Chandigarh, Oct 23, 2009

The name Haryana means "The Abode of God" from the Sanskrit words: Hari (God) and Ayana (Home).

But the recently concluded Haryana Assembly elections show how divided and clueless Hindus are, and how united their enemies are in turning our land into a hell-on-earth.

While Hindus were bickering amongst themselves over ego, caste and gotra, the Muslims worked stealthily to get an unprecedented number of notorious Jihadis elected from the amongst 90 assembly constituencies in Haryana.

For the first time in Haryana’s electoral history, a total of 6 Muslim fundamentalists have won from the Hindu holy land of Haryana.

1. (Jagadhri) Akram Khan - BSP

2. (Punahana) Mohammed Ilyas - INLD

3. (Ferozepur Jhirka) Naseem Ahmed - INLD

4. (Nuh) Aftab Ahmed – Congress

5. (Hathin) Jaleb Khan - Independent (extending “unconditional support” to the Congress)

6. (Pundri) Sultan - Independent (extending “unconditional support” to the Congress)

Through these MLAs, Muslims are able to exercise their influence and push their interests on all these major political parties. These parties have shown that they are readily willing to sleep with the enemy. All Haryanvis must remember this insult and teach them a lesson in the future.

These elections demonstrate the increased Islamic clout over Haryana’s future. During 1000 years of valiant Hindu-Sikh resistance against the Muslim invaders, our ancestors made sure that not an inch of Haryana land was lost to the occupiers. After India’s independence, we have forgotten the threat perception and become complacent during the past few decades. Today, we find that Muslims are well-entrenched in two districts: where the Islamic population constitutes 66% (Mewat) and 40% (Gurgaon) of the districts’ population. The Muslim population’s numbers are also rising silently in other districts of Haryana – just like cancer spreads silently in our body without any warning.

Hindus must unite – across caste and gotra lines – and fight together to protect Haryana, our land, our heritage, our women – all of whom are rapidly falling prey to the Muslim fundamentalists. We have only another 20-30 years to reverse this trend or become a violent Talibani land like Afghanistan, Kashmir and West Punjab (in Pakistan) - which were all Hindu lands until recently.

Hindus must not think of themselves as only Jats, Brahmins, Banias, Ahirs (Yadavs), Gurjars, Khatris, Aroras, Sainis, Rajputs, Rors, Balmikis, Ravidasis, Telis, Sunars, Lohars, Dhobis, Nais or further sub-castes and gotras or as Arya Samajis, Sikhs or any other sampraday.

Hindus must think, act and unite as Hindus. That is the only solution.

We must, indeed, all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately.

Think Big. Start Small. Act Now.

Explosives stockpiled in Jind Madrasah blow up prematurely, many innocent Hindu lives saved

20 October 2009

Jind, Haryana

Forensic experts have been called Tuesday to investigate a powerful bomb blast that took place at a Muslim Talibani madrassa complex in Haryana’s Jind city, an official said.

A heavy bomb blast rocked the building of Madarsa Isha’t -ul- Uloom in the city around 10 pm today. The incident took place late Monday night in Jind, located 200 km from state capital Chandigarh. The Madrasa is located on the campus of Idgah in the meat market along the Hansi branch canal.

 

The blast site inside the Madrasa

 
The blast led to the collapse of a wall of the ‘Madrassa’ (Muslim religious school) at the Idgah shrine complex. No casualties were reported.

The blast occurred in the back of the Madarsa building. The intensity of the blast destroyed one hostel room and damaged several others including the administrative office of the madrasa. There are 65 Taliban-trainee students and 6 Jihadi instructors in this madrassa with 10 rooms. The Madarsa starts brainwashing children from an early age by indoctrinating them with the Quran. These children are mostly Hindu orphans or poor street-children who are lured to the Madarsa by free food and shelter.

 Future Mullah Omars in the making

Maulana Naushad Ahmad, Nazim-e- Talimat (Education Director) of Madarsa Isha’t -ul- Uloom said, “The blast was so heavy that it felt like an earthquake. It impact was felt in around two kilometers.”

Since the explosives had been stored in a back room far away from where his "Taliban-in-training" students were preparing to beseech Allah (for the success of their mission to convert India into an Islamic country), there was no death or injury to anyone. The explosives may have detonated accidentally due to a chemical reaction or due to a careless cigarette butt being tossed away by the Madrassah teachers.

DC Mohammad Shayeen, who rushed to the spot along with senior district officials, remarked, “An explosion has damaged a portion of the mosque, but no one has been injured. The motive behind the explosion remains unclear and we are still investigating whether it was a deliberate act or caused by some accident.”

A ridiculous and dangerous whitewashing of Jihadi terrorism is happening with official connivance. The local administration and police are trying to hush up the case by claiming that the massive explosion was due to leakage of gas in a septic tank.

Though police officials say explosion in a septic tank in the building of the madrasa could have been the cause, the theory appears full of holes. Even the maulvi of the masjid, Deen Mohammed, sheepishly admits that an explosion in the septic tank of the building is not possible as the tank has not been in use since about three years when it was filled with earth and a room constructed on it.

“The residents of the building have been using another septic tank and there has been no problem with it,” the Talibani maulvi confessed to mediapersons who visited the site

The impact of the blast was so severe that it ripped apart the floor of the room and broke the wooden panels and doors. A cycle kept in the gallery was thrown 70 feet away. The explosion was so powerful that it was heard at far off places in Jind town.

Local Jind residents have previously complained of explosives and arms being stockpiled in the fortified madrassa-cum-mosque complex, with strangers entering and leaving the mosque at night-time. Now their worst fears have come true but the administration still refuses to heed their concerns for safety.

This time, thanks to providence, many innocent Hindu lives were saved. Will their luck run out the next time?

Mewati mullah meets his 72 houris and 28 gilmans; Celebrity son takes Afghan wife (after Hindu wife)

New Delhi, August 19:

Maulana Jamil Ahmed Illyasi, a Muslim leader and president of All India Organisation of Imams (AIOI), died at a city hospital tonight after a brief illness, his family said.

The 76-year-old religious leader breathed his last at AIIMS where he was admitted after he developed an infection in his right leg. The end came at around 10:30 pm.

Illyasi is survived by 8 children - five sons, including popular TV personality Suhaib Illyasi, and three daughters.

The maulana, whose family belongs to Mewat in Haryana, was the chief of AIOI, and he had represented around five lakh imams across the country.

Maulana was fond of teaching Quran and preaching of Islamic principles to the youth and people from all walks of life.

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Fall Of A False Hero

"New revelations expose crime-buster Suhaib Illyasi's sham"

For a self-styled crusader determined to root out crime and criminals from society, it was nothing short of a great fall.

Ilyasi and Anju were both students at the Mass Communication Research Centre at Delhi's Jamia Millia when love blossomed. Their families were as different as could be: Anju's father was head of the metallurgy department at IIT Kanpur and a visiting professor at several foreign universities. Ilyasi is the son of Maulana Jameel Ilyasi, who calls himself the president of the All-India Imams Organisation, and for whom home is a mosque on a traffic roundabout in central Delhi. Though the abode looks modest from the outside, as real estate goes it is invaluable. Despite stiff resistance from both families, Anju and Ilyasi married in London in 1993, where they stayed until October 1994.

Differences between the couple cropped up almost as soon as they returned to India. To start with, Anju refused to stay in Ilyasi's house. Things went from bad to worse, and within six months Anju was back in London, where her brother was working at the time. "Before she came to London, I got a letter from my mother saying that their marriage was on the rocks," says Prashant. "Anju was even contemplating divorce, but I persuaded her to give it another chance."

In April '96, Ilyasi too landed up in London. During his month-long stay, the couple appeared to reconcile and they returned to India. Their daughter Aaliya was born the next year.

But six days before Anju turned 30, she was dead. On Jan 10, 2000, Anju was shockingly found dead with several stab wounds - either a murder or suicide - in their apartment in east Delhi.

On February 15, Anju's elder sister Rashmi Singh -- the last person Anju spoke to before her death -- flew into Delhi from Ottawa, Canada. Exactly a month later, she filed a statement before the police, accusing Ilyasi of torturing her sister for dowry and charging him with driving Anju to commit suicide. "I have enough evidence to prove that Ilyasi should be booked under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code," said Rashmi, who runs a Montessori school in the Canadian city.

According to the police, the evidence produced by Rashmi and her mother, the real Suhaib is a total inversion of his popular crime-buster image. On the contrary, say the cops, he’s turned out to be like many of the crooks featured on his programme. Consider this: he obtained a fake degree from Jamia Millia Islamia on the basis of which he got a job in London. Once firmly ensconced in his job, Illyasi got a credit card and borrowed £8,000 to buy a BMW. Knowing full well that keeping two passports was illegal, Illyasi "deliberately" got two passports issued by altering his name and furnishing wrong information about his date of birth.

What’s really bad news for Illyasi is a personal diary and some letters written by Anju (his late Hindu wife) in which she detailed how Suhaib had tormented and tortured her. The police have booked Illyasi under sections 498(a), 304(b), 420, 468, 471 and 201 for destroying evidence. Apart from that, he’s also been booked under section 12 of the Passport Act of 1967. "At the moment we’re in the process of verifying the details furnished by Rashmi and Rukma Singh," S. Nithianandam, DCP (East Delhi), told Outlook.

"Diary tells Anju Ilyasi's story of anger, frustration"

Suhaib Iiyasi's late Hindu wife, Anju wrote down a diary before becoming a victim of Islam and it's torture. At several places, she had accused Suhaib of not giving her money to mee ther personal expenses while he apparently spent a lot of money on his own trips abroad.

She has mentioned instances when her sister Rashmi bought household items for her as her husband refused to shell out money. In fact, the interiors and fittings at their IFS flat were apparently financed by Rashmi.

In her diary, Anju blames Suhaib for harassing and torturing her every time she committed a mistake at home, when the food was not ready when he came home and when she questioned him when he came home late. ``He is always looking for an excuse to get angry on me,'' she once wrote.

There are instances where an angry Anju has unabashedly abused Suhaib. One such entry reads: ``Kamina....rakshas...uska sapna hai ki woh mujhe naukrani banake rakhe. Mein aise nahin hone dungee.'' (He thinks he can keep me like a servant in his house. I will not let it happen.)

At the time of her death, Anju left behind a 3-year old daughter called Aaliya.

After Anju's death, Suhaib Ilyasi married again - this time to a Afghan Muslim woman named Sumaya. Together, they are raising Anju's daughter Aaliya as a practising Muslim.

This is the real life story of an actual Hindu girl fall in the Islamic claws and unfortunately loosing everything she got, even her life too.

Ambala Hindus resist Islamic Tablighi domination, stop mosque on Hindu lands, oppose sexual molestation of Hindu women by Jihadis

Ambala; 29 September 2009

The Hindus are valiantly resisting Islamic Jihad in their village of Thakur Pura. The Muslims of the same village are threatening the innocent people and sexually harass the Hindu women to make them realize the Islamic fear.

The sole purpose of these highly intolerable activities is to make Hindus understand the presence of Islam in this village and to make new Mosque at the same place where there is a temple right now.

These Muslims goons roam around in isolated places in groups. Sometime they go to the small bus stand and misbehave with the Hindu women.

After creating their much needed fear among Hindus, on July 22, Muslims of this village invited "Tablighee Jamaat" (a hardcore anti-India Islamic group, responsible for many Hindu lives) to outline the mosque and set its direction. So there would be new mosque in this village. However after being successful in their pursuit, Muslims did not stop harassing Hindus of this village.

After suffering so much pain and agony, the people of Thakur Pura village have started to defend themselves and others form this new Islamic Jihad within their own village. But all the time these Muslims (minorities) gets the upper hand in terms of law.

One day, Shouqat Ali (village Thakur Pura) came at the bus stand of Thakur Pura along with some other Muslims of a nearby village and they all started harassing an innocent Hindu girl of the same village, who was waiting at the bus stop. One boy of that village intervened, which led to a fight in which this Hindu boy was brutally beaten. During this, few villagers came from a different bus and lost their temper and beat these Muslims to stray them away.

To politicize this issue, All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat (AIMMM) led by Abdul Rashid Agwan, convener of AIMMM’s Delhi state unit and comprised of Irfan Ahmad Khan, State Incharge (Haryana) of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind; Mahtab Alam coordinator of the Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR); and Nadim Ahmad of The Milli Gazette visited Ambala. The team left New Delhi early morning for Ambala reaching Jagadhari around 11AM, where it met Maulana Shakil Ahmad Nadwi, teacher of Madrasa Ma’had Rashidul Islamia and local correspondent of Rashriya Sahara Urdu daily, who even modified this issue in favor of Muslims and published in the national Urdu daily.

They took the pictures of those Muslims goons and interviewed them which they posted on the website "TwoCircles.net". They totally changed the whole story and showed that the real culprits are Hindus and not Muslims.

However, the Hindus of Ambala are adamant that they will not tolerate this Jihad against them and there will not be any Mosque in their village.

Kurukshetra "Anti Cow Slaughter" rally

Kurukshetra, Oct. 1:

Swami Raghaveshwara Bharati, pontiff of Ramachandra Mutt in Karnataka’s Shimoga, yesterday flagged off the four-month, nation-wide Vishwa Mangala Gau Gram Yatra for cow protection, sponsored by the RSS, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and sundry mahants.

VHP’s Mr. Ashok Singhal demanded a ban on cow slaughter and said that cow meant a return to a rural idyll. Enough to have even Gandhians from Vinoba Bhave’s ashram join in.

Suresh Oberoi touches Ashok Singhal’s feet at the Vishwa Mangala Gau Gram Yatra at Kurukshetra on Wednesday

The man who really enthused the crowd at the Brahma Sarovar, in a town where every vacant space is supposed to have been a Pandava-Kaurava battlefield, was Suresh Oberoi. The former actor kept following the swami throughout.

Following his father's footsteps, Vivek Oberoi has been a follower of swami’s hermitage in Hosanagar among the arecanut plantations. The monk’s disciples claimed Vivek is full of energy to do everything possible for mother India.

The swami has powerful impacts on Karnataka chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa and his predecessor H.D. Kumaraswamy, to both of whom he had gifted a rare cow.

The swami has been a doer, his mission being to revive the local strains of cows, cleansing the cattle population of the hybrid Jerseys and restoring the “forgotten” spiritual bond between the gau mata (mother cow) and her errant sons. So he flaged off the yatra, a ride on a motorised bus.

Sangh’s second-in-command, Suresh Joshi, said: “The village is India’s soul and the cow is the soul of the village and should be cherished.”

The swami craved Mother Cow’s forgiveness for humankind’s sins and promised that just as Krishna had made a “man” out of Arjuna in Kurukshetra, every male present would morph into her “worthy sons”.

Indresh, the pranth pracharak (state propagandist), said this would be the Sangh’s line during the yatra to try and strengthen its networks in rural India.

Chandigarh riots: 1 Hindu youth killed by Muslims

The murder of an 18-year-old youth in Indira Colony on Monday night triggered off major violence after angry friends and relatives of the victim retaliated in the colony on Tuesday morning, with vehicles being set on fire and windows and doors of houses and shops smashed.

They also attacked the Muhammad (the culprit), who is now in hospital. A curfew-like situation prevailed in the colony till late in the evening, with heavy police force deployed in the area.

The police said both the communities are at peace with each other and the situation was under control.

Around 12.30 am Monday night, Tej Bahadur (18) alias Kallu, who used to supply milk, was outside his shop in the Indira Colony market with his friend Ajay Sharma when Muhammad alias Babloo, along with his friends, came and asked for a lighter. After Tej Bahadur politely said that he do not have one, Muhammad took out a sharp-edged weapon and stabbed Tej Bahadur in his stomach several times.

A profusely bleeding Tej Bahadur was taken to the health centre in Manimajra from where he was referred to the PGI, where he died later in the night.

While Tej Bahadur’s friends caught Muhammad and bashed him up, the other accused managed to flee. Muhammad is presently admitted in the Sector 16 hospital where his condition is said to be stable. He has been booked for murder under Section 302 of the IPC.


As news of the murder spread in the morning, around 25 infuriated youths went on rampage. With clubs and swords, the mob targeted whatever came its way.

Cowardly Muslims locked themselves inside their houses even as the crowd fury resulted in broken window panes and damage to five cars parked in the colony. Two motorbikes were also set on fire.

The crowd then proceeded towards the 20-year-old Sabri Masjid in the colony and pelted bricks at its building, damaged three air coolers, tried to break open the grill and ransacked the place.

“When I saw the crowd, I locked the doors of my house. They completely damaged my Santro,” said Haji Iqbal.

Soon after, the police cordoned off the entire area and controlled the mob. Additional force from the Punjab Police was also called. The accused, Muhammad, has previously been involved in other crimes also. We have talked to members of both the communities and there is no rivalry between them. A meeting was held between the members of both the communities and they have been asked to not to take law in their hands,” said UT SSP SS Srivastava.

With Tej Bahadur’s mother Kalavati weeping uncontrollably, members of the victim’s community and his relatives assembled in large number at the cremation ground in Manimajra later in the day and shouted slogans. A heavy posse of the police went along with the agitated people to the Indira Colony and remained stationed in the colony to tackle any untoward incident.

The youngest among his siblings, Tej Bahadur is survived by his parents, three brothers and one sister.

The residents claimed it was the fourth murder of Hindus by the Muslims in communal clashes in the last two decades. The police, however says that old enmity between the groups was the reason for the murder, in an whitewash the truth and to control the anger among people.

Meanwhile, even as most shops of Indira Colony remained shut, the area seemed to be slowly getting normal. But with an uneasy calm settling around the house of Tej Bahadur, who was murdered on Monday night by Muslims, police continued to be deployed in heavy numbers.

Julia Roberts renames her children after Hindu Gods and Goddess

Julia’s son Phinnaeus is now Ganesh

Gurgaon, 23 Sep, 2009:

Call it the western fascination for Oriental mythology or a genuine gesture to appreciate Indian spirituality, Hollywood actress Julia Roberts—in Haryana for a film shoot—has renamed all her three children after Hindu gods and a goddess.

Swami Dharam Dev, president of the Ashram in Pataudi where film—Eat, Pray, Love’—is being shot, on Tuesday told TOI: “Julia came for my blessings this morning along with her children. She told me that she has named her five-year-old twins—Hazel and Phinnaeus—as Mahalaxmi and Ganesh. Her two-year-old son Henry will now be known as Krishna Balram.’’ But the swami has no clue whether the name-change has been for good or not.

When TOI visited the ashram on Tuesday, it saw the crew working on the ‘pray’ part of the film. “A langar was organized on Sunday, for the script required Julia to be present in the langar with devotees of the ashram. She seems to have metamorphosed herself into a sadhvi for the role. I asked Julia to step into the sadhvi’s role in her real life whenever she is in self doubt,’’ the swamiji said.

Julia on Tuesday shot a cooking scene in the mess of the ashram on Tuesday. “She was seen cooking food along with other woman sadhvis for the film. In another shot, she performed kirtan in the Mandir hall of the ashram,’’ said an inmate. The 25-acre ashram, otherwise a quite place hosting a Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya with 500 students, hostels for boys and girls, a hospital and a 100-bed old-age home, is suddenly bustling with activities and will be in the thick of action for at least 20 days.

But Swami Dharam Dev is not complaining. He was all praise for the cast and crew of the film. “They have not disturbed the sanctity of the ashram even as they complete everything as per schedule,’’ he said. The Laxmi Narayan Mandir on the campus is the main shooting area. “A wooden extension has been erected at the Krishna Niwas on the first floor. A small, white marble mandir has been erected at the Atithi Niwas where some of the scenes will be shot,’’ said an inmate.

The shooting has brought relief to the inmates of the ashram. “The ashram has turned into an air-conditioned fortress as the crew can’t tolerate the searing heat. Thanks to them, we now have uninterrupted power supply. Normally, there is no power back-up and electricity keeps playing hide and seek,’’ said one of the inmates.



NAMESAKE: Julia Roberts with Swami Dharmdev at Hari Mandir ashram in Pataudi. She has named her five-year-old twins, Hazel and Phinnaeus, as Mahalaxmi and Ganesh and her two-year-old son Henry as Krishna Balram




“America’s leading Hindus have applauded Julia Roberts for showing them respect during a recent trip to the sacred Taj Mahal temple in Agra, India. The Pretty Woman star and her husband Danny Moder were spotted visiting the tourist attraction last week - and Roberts was photographed sporting a bindi mark on her forehead – which has delighted the Hindu nation.

Nevada-based Hindu statesman Rajan Zed tells WENN, “Julia Roberts honoured the traditions of India by sporting a bindi on her forehead during her recent trip to India, and we are very happy she did. It was a mark of respect that has not gone unnoticed.”

TV, Hindi music, Banned in Haryana Muslim village

(Video link: http://ibnlive.in.com/videos/50260/tv-hindi-music-a-forbidden-fruit-in-haryana-village.html )

Karnal , Oct 10, 2007:

Eighty-year-old Aflatoon has never watched TV in his life. He lives in village Mundi Garhi that is barely 25 kilometers from one of Haryana's biggest cities - Karnal.

In this Jihadi village of 5,000 people there is a ban on purchasing TVs, listening to Hindi film music or watching movies.

"In our religion, TV, cinema, liquor are considered vices and so we do not allow anyone to watch TV. If anyone does that, we fine them. So everyone obeys the rules," says Aflatoon.

And like they say - catch them young. Even the children in Mundi Garhi are taught to stay away from the temptation to watch television.

"We teach children not to watch TV and fine if someone watches TV. We also do not allow anyone to talk to someone who watches TV," says Kari Shakeel Ahmad who is a Imam at the village Masjid.

But, that only makes the forbidden fruit more tempting. Some confess they go to neighbouring villages or cities and watch TV to stay connected to the rest of the world. But when in Mundi Garhi, they abide by the rules.

However, there's been a positive fallout of this ban. Instead of staying glued to the TV, youngsters spend their leisure time playing on the banks of the Yamuna.

"Our elders have said that it is not right to watch to TV and so we do not watch TV. We just play after coming back from school," says a resident of the village, Saddam Hussein.

While that may seem like a different world view to most of us, for the people of Mundi Garhi, it's become a way of life.

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Unsuspecting residents preyed upon by Bangladeshi Muslim gangs

Gurgaon, Haryana

Recent spurt in the number of thefts and murders in Sector 4 have left the residents in a tizzy. What is more disturbing is the fact that in most cases, the robbers seemed to have entered easily and made away with a successful decamping of valuables.

There is no proper fence around the sector and with the unauthorised colonies (where these illegal Bangladeshi Muslims resides) located at the boundaries, crime seems to have accelerated. "Even the fences at the dividing road of Sector 4 and 7 have been removed by the HUDA authorities. HUDA also removed the fence in between Lakshman Vihar and Sector 4. Now it is very easy for these Muslims to trespass into our colony at any time," describes Dharam Sagar, chairman, Federation of RWA. He further alleges that there aren’t sufficient police personnel to patrol the area even though a police outpost is located nearby. "Several times we have passed a memorandum to commissioner of police to take a stock of the situation here. But, when we approach the police station they say that they do not have adequate staff," alleges Dharma Sagar. The residents want to increase patrolling in their area. "As many as eight houses have been ransacked in January alone this year," informs KL Chawla, vice president RWA Sector 4.

The area residents allege, demolition of the fence near Dhanwapur by the Horticulture Department has made it easy for these Bangladeshi criminals to trespass the colony. When asked why the fencing has been removed, Horticulture Department HUDA, executive engineer Jasbir Singh Millu said, "We had put fences to protect the trees. Now that the trees have grown, there is no need for the fencing. If HUDA funds us for the same, we have no objections in putting them up."Perhaps now it is up to HUDA officials and police to take care of the situation. When GP approached the area SHO of Sector 5, she refused to comment. However ACP Crime, Sunhera Singh, promised, "I would definitely look into the matter and instruct the police officials to increase the vigilance." Until that happens, the residents better be on guard.

In most of the cases, these Bangladeshi Muslims are being employed as man-servants or maidservants as cheap labour - as they look and talk like Bengali Hindus (they wear fake bindis and pretend to be Indian Hindus), and the truth be told, it is very hard for local residents to find out if they are Indians or illegal Bangladeshi invaders. Their modus operandi is shocking. First, they work in the same house and keep an eye on where the money and all the expensive stuff is. After a few days, they sneak into the same house at night. They kill all the residents mercilessly (including children, elders) and then they take away all the expensive stuff, jewelry, money etc.

With a host of Bangladeshi illegal immigrants living opposite Block D of South City II, residents are losing their peace of mind. There are more than 3,000 occupied houses here in the colony and attempts to verify each person is proving to be a huge responsibility.

RWA is making collective efforts along with the residents to verify names and address of their servants. But, in many cases, servants just say that they are from Midnapore District, West Bengal. “People simply remain satisfied getting that much information. However, in the wake of any serious crime, how much could be found out on the basis of knowing that a particular person is from Midnapur. Residents should ideally be taking all the details of the address. But, ironically most of the residents are not following those norms and inviting risk,” shares VK Srivastava, president, Sohna Road Federation of RWA, adding, "We have been approaching district administration to remove these jhuggis from here, but they are not complying with our request.”

Residents also complain that there is a mafia gang operating in that area. "There are people from the interior areas of Bengal. Even if they come in through the Indo-Bangladesh border, there is nobody to check them. Nobody can even find out the real identity of migrants whether they are from Bengal or Bangladesh as they are also Bengali speaking people," says Sudhakar, a resident.

Residents further complain that these guards are mostly recruited from amongst the migrants. There is no security check up at the gates and also that the number of guards provided to them is very less. "We applied to the Unitech to give us 150 security guards to look after South City II but, we were given only 60 personnel," says SN Bharadwaj, a resident. Speaking to GP, SHO Sadar Thana, Ramesh Chandra says, "Police is regularly keeping a tab on the migrant population and we are also doing servant verification in a routine manner."

Rahul Gandhi Appeases Mewat Muslims

Hindustan Times

Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi on Friday played the vote bank card in Mewat and promised education, healthcare and jobs to all the Muslims residents(including fresh hindus converted to Isam) of this underdeveloped backyard of Millennium City, Gurgaon.

Rahul gandhi was addressing a rally to garner support for Congress candidate Rao Inderjit Singh, who is up against Meo leader and BSP candidate Zakir Hussein in Gurgaon parliamentary constituency.

Post-delimitation, in Gurgaon, Meo Muslims have emerged the largest Vote Bank (23 per cent), followed by Yadavs (20 per cent).

Gandhi said his party was pro-farmers (pro-Muslims) and ridiculed the Bharatiya Janata Party's India Shining slogan of the 2004 general elections, saying only a few homes in select cities like Delhi were “shining” at that time.

“The NDA tossed the India Shining slogan in English. Its leaders never went to the houses of farmers. On the contrary, we worked for the welfare of farmers and waived off loans of Rs 70,000 crore. The Congress knows that the real India lives in villages.”

“We will implement the recommendations of Sachar Committee (that studied the socio-economic educational status of Muslims in India) and give employment. We will set up a medical college and create employment opportunities,” he promised the voters of Mewat.

“These elections are for the formation of the government at the Centre. You must all support the Congress or else BJP’s Advaniji will emerge stronger.”

Gurgaon residents fall victim to Bangladeshi Muslim invaders

Gurgaon, 5.5.09:

Most Gurgaonites are Sikhs and Hindus but there are also a growing number of illegal Bangladeshi Muslim aliens. The recent spurt in the number of murders and robberies committed by illegal Bangladeshi Muslim aliens in Sector 4 of Gurgaon have left the residents in a tizzy. What is more disturbing is the fact that in most cases, the Bangladeshi criminals seemed to have entered easily and decamped easily with the loot.

There is no proper fence around the sector and with the unauthorised colonies (where these invading Bangladeshi Muslim hordes have occupied large tracts of land in Gurgaon) located at the boundaries, crime seems to have accelerated. "Even the fences at the dividing road of Sector 4 and 7 have been removed by the HUDA authorities. HUDA also removed the fence in between Lakshman Vihar and Sector 4. Now it is very easy for these [Bangladeshi Muslim criminals] to trespass into our colony at any time," describes Dharam Sagar, chairman, Federation of RWA. He further alleges that there aren’t sufficient police personnel to patrol the area even though a police outpost is located nearby. "Several times we have passed a memorandum to the commissioner of police to take a stock of the situation here. But, when we approach the police station they say that they do not have adequate staff," alleges Dharma Sagar. The residents want to increase patrolling in their area. "As many as eight houses have been ransacked in January alone this year," informs KL Chawla, vice president RWA Sector 4.

The area residents allege, demolition of the fence near Dhanwapur by the Horticulture Department has made it easy for these Bangladeshi criminals to trespass the colony. When asked why the fencing has been removed, Horticulture Department HUDA, executive engineer Jasbir Singh Millu said, "We had put fences to protect the trees. Now that the trees have grown, there is no need for the fencing. If HUDA funds us for the same, we have no objections in putting them up."Perhaps now it is up to HUDA officials and police to take care of the situation. When GP approached the area SHO of Sector 5, she refused to comment. However ACP Crime, Sunhera Singh, promised, "I would definitely look into the matter and instruct the police officials to increase the vigilance." Until that happens, don’t hold your breath but it is obvious that every Gurgaon resident must be on guard.

Another resident spoke bitterly, “In the prestigious and up-market DLF area, local villagers have hired out their land to illegal Bangladeshi immigrants who line the roads in DLF3 like swarms of houseflies on a dump of garbage. This is turning into a living hell. The illegal aliens (Bangladeshis) would soon outnumber Indian citizens in Gurgaon.”

In Gurgaon, interestingly most of the house maids (domestic workers), rickshaw-wallahs and labourers in the new constructions are illegal Muslim migrants from Bangladesh. The extent of the illegal aliens can be seen from the fact that every maid/, rickshaw puller and labourer here speaks the Sylheti language or Chittagong language, both of which are native to Bangladesh, not India. However, if you ask them, these aliens simply lie that they are from West Bengal because most Gurgaon residents cannot tell the difference in the Bengali dialect.

Many of these Bangladeshi Muslims are being employed as maid-servants by the wealthy expatriates and busy professionals because they ask for lesser wages than local Hindus. Since these Bangladeshis look similar to Bengali Hindus (they wear fake bindis and pretends to be Bengali Hindus), it is very hard to find out if they are Indians. Their modus operandi is simple: First, they patiently work in the houses and observe where the money, jewelry and expensive gadgets are kept. After gaining the trust of their employers, these Bangladeshi maid-servants conspire with their husbands and male relatives to rob the same house. When the employers are sleeping or away from home, these Bangladeshi maid-servants let their men-folk sneak into the house who then tie up the unsuspecting residents (including children, elders) and slit their throats in cold blood (to remove any witnesses) before looting all the money, jewelry and expensive gadgets.

With a host of Bangladeshi illegal immigrants living opposite Block D of South City II, residents are losing their peace of mind. There are more than 3,000 occupied houses here in the colony and attempts to verify each person is proving to be a huge responsibility.

RWA is making collective efforts along with the residents to verify names and address of their servants. But, in many cases, Bangladeshi servants just say that they are from Midnapore or Malda or Murshidabad District in West Bengal. “People simply remain satisfied getting that much information. However, in the wake of any serious crime, how much could be found out on the basis of knowing that a particular person is from Midnapore. Residents should ideally be taking all the details of the address. But, ironically most of the residents are not following those norms and inviting risk,” shares VK Srivastava, president, Sohna Road Federation of RWA, adding, "We have been approaching district administration to remove these jhuggis from here, but they are not complying with our request.”

Residents also complain that there is a mafia gang operating in that area. "There are people from the interior areas of Bengal. Even if they come in through the Indo-Bangladesh border, there is nobody to check them. Nobody can even find out the real identity of migrants whether they are from Bengal or Bangladesh as they are also Bengali speaking people," says Sudhakar, a resident.

Residents further complain that these guards are mostly recruited from amongst the illegal Bangladeshi Muslim immigrants, making it easier . There is no security check up at the gates and also that the number of guards provided to them is very less. "We applied to the Unitech to give us 150 security guards to look after South City II but, we were given only 60 personnel," says SN Bharadwaj, a resident. Speaking to GP, SHO Sadar Thana, Ramesh Chandra says, "Police is regularly keeping a tab on the immigrant population and we are also doing servant verification in a routine manner."

There is only so much the police can do. The murders and robberies continue unabated because of the stupidity and greed of Gurgaon residents who throw all caution to the winds and try to save a few bucks by hiring illegal Bangladeshi immigrants instead of local, trustworthy Hindu/Sikh maid-servants.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/no-breakthrough-yet-police-probe-the-role-of-bangladesh-nationals/367233/0

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No breakthrough yet, police probe the role of Bangladesh nationals in Bomb blasts

New Delhi, September 28: A day after the blast in Mehrauli’s Sarai market, the Delhi Police are yet to find any specific clues about perpetrators. A child has died and twenty-two have been injured.

Officers of the South District Police said they have registered an FIR and are probing the role of some Bangladeshis, who could be behind the blasts.

Already, around 50 Bangladeshis have been interrogated and 15 detained. The police are probing the role of the two — Yessin Muhammad and Muhammed Majruddin — who were arrested from Jalpaiguri this July and are currently in Tihar Jail. Mobile phone records of some Bangladeshi nationals and other criminals are also being checked.

Suspicion of the involvement of Bangladeshis cropped up in view of the earlier blasts in South Delhi. The blast is the ninth there, for which no terrorist outfit has laid claims. Even though they had not caused much damage, the blasts in Hauz Khas, Malviya Nagar, IIT and Lado Sarai were executed in the same manner.

The explosive materials used in the low-intensity chemical-based bombs were quite similar and nails were used in earlier bombs too.

“Last month, a Bangladeshi was arrested for making the type of bombs which was used yesterday and later six crude bombs were recovered from Jalpaiguri on his tip-off. A team has been sent there for further clues,” a senior officer said. Asked about the involvement of Bangladesh nationals, Joint Commissioner of Police, (Southern Range), Ajay Kashyap said, “I would not be able to comment on that front at present. We are investigating the case from every possible angle.” Police sources said Delhi Police teams were sent to West Bengal’s Jalpaiguri and Meerut in Uttar Pradesh after receiving some information in connection with the Mehrauli blast.

Sketches of the two men travelling on the bike are being prepared based on three eyewitness accounts. Police are probing the role of one Mohammad Ansar, who was allegedly residing in Delhi till sometime back.

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BIGGER PROBLEMS in NCR

Former joint director of Intelligence Bureau (IB) MK Dhar informed that the problem of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants is not exclusive to Rajasthan as the National Capital Region (NCR) is also equally affected by it. “Cities in NCR region like New Delhi, Gurgaon and NOIDA also have a huge Bangladeshi population. In Delhi and Gurgaon they are involved in all kind of menial jobs like housemaids, rickshaw pullers and daily wagers,” said Dhar.

It must be recalled here that the investigations into Samjhauta Express blasts proved that the bombs were planted right in the station yard in Old Delhi Railway Station. “Old Delhi has a huge population of illegal Bangladeshis and the station itself is said a big target for terrorists,” said Dhar.

Sources in Jaipur police further informed that the terrorists behind the dastardly blasts in 2008, in which more than 65 people were killed, must have been living in the city for a long time identifying potential targets. “It was a well planned operation by the terrorists. It is not possible to plan such an event without some local help,” said a cop from Special Operations Group, Rajasthan police. A Rajasthan Home Ministry official to comment upon the exact number of illegal immigrants in Jaipur but guessed that the number to be not less than 50,000. Pink city Jaipur is not the only city marred by the problem in the desert state.

“Besides Jaipur, Sriganganagar, Alwar, Ajmer, Kota and Udaipur are equally affected by influx of illegal Bangladeshi migrants.

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Bangladeshis' gang smashed in Faridabad

Staff Reporter

Several cases of robbery, burglary and a murder solved

NEW DELHI: A gang of illegal Bangladeshi migrants allegedly involved in several cases of robbery, burglary and also a murder in Faridabad and South Delhi has been smashed by the Special Staff of the South Delhi police.

According to the police, the Special Staff had arrested the wife and two sons of Mohammad Haleem, an illegal Bangladeshi migrant who was operating as a "manpower agent" for Bangladeshi criminals, in May and recovered robbed jewellery and cash worth Rs. 2 lakhs from them. However, Haleem had escaped to Bangladesh. The police kept a watch on the movements of his associates and came to know that Haleem had returned to the Capital along with another "manpower agent" Rustam.

A Special Staff, led by Inspector Rajender Singh, laid a trap near Sainik Farms on Wednesday and arrested Haleem, Rustam and three others, Mohammad Kabeer, Mohammad Muneer and Farukh Sheikh. Arms and ammunitions were recovered from them.

The police said the gang was involved in several cases of robbery and burglary, reported from various places in Faridabad, and a murder reported from Sainik Farm in South Delhi. When a Faridabad police team had gone to Ambedkar Nagar in South Delhi to arrest Haleem in connection with the incidents, they were attacked and forced to retreat by his sympathisers.

After committing burglaries or robberies in more than a couple of houses in one stretch, the gang members would disperse to places like Panipat, Loni and Gurgaon. Subsequently, they would escape to Bangladesh with the help of manpower agents like Haleem and Rustam.

The police said after Haleem's escape to Bangladesh, Rustam gathered members of his gang and began committing crime. During the last fortnight, members of the Rustam gangcarried out many burglaries in Faridabad. Farukh, a rich Kolkata based scrap dealer, has developed a base in Madanpur Khadar, South Delhi, and was allegedly involved in helping the criminals with logistics, the police said.

The police said illegal Bangladeshi migrants have been indulging in many criminal activities in various areas of the Capital and neighbouring districts of Haryana. They come from Bangladesh, rent an accommodation, commit crimes at high frequency and then escape to Bangladesh. In many cases, they were able to cross over to Bangladesh by the time the incident was reported.

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http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/uncategorized/four-bangladeshis-held-for-robbery_10094496.html

Four Bangladeshis held for robbery in Gurgaon

September 10th, 2008

New Delhi, Sep 10 (IANS) Four Bangladeshis, who gagged and robbed a retired deputy inspector general (DIG) of police in Gurgaon and a legislator’s family in a neighbouring town last month, have been arrested here when they were planning to strike in the national capital, police said Wednesday.The four - identified as Mohammed Abbas, 27, Allauddin, 25, Nazrul, 26, and Zakir Hussain, 40 - were arrested from a public park in Shahdara of northeast Delhi while they were planning to rob a house in nearby West Jyoti Nagar, police said. Their two accomplices managed to give the slip to a raiding police party.

The police said the gang was involved in seven cases of murder, dacoity and burglary. Two country-made pistols, two live cartridges, one knife, one iron rod, two mobile phones, three Titan wrist watches and Rs.36,000 in cash were recovered from them.

“The accused in their interrogation revealed that they have committed a series of dacoities and burglaries in Delhi and its satellite towns of Gurgaon and Faridabad at gun point and knife point,” said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northeast Delhi) Jaspal Singh.

The police said last month the robbers entered the Phase III home of R.K. Kharbanda, retired DIG of the Railway Protection Force (RPF), in the early hours, and beat up his wife and granddaughter before fleeing with cash, jewellery and mobile phones.

The gang also robbed Faridabad legislator Mahender Pratap Singh’s home after breaking the locks and tying up the inmates of the house.

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Letter from a concerned Gurgaon resident

Gurgaon Administration Must Identify Trouble-Makers Amongst Large Bangladeshi Populations In Gurgaon

Dear Sir,

I would like to draw your attention towards the increasing population around from Bangladesh.

I have seen them around South City, Gurgaon. I have seen them getting voter ID's while I was in queue for the same. They work at homes and tell any district from West Bengal. Some of the local people also help them as they get cheap housemaids and cooks.
I don't know what administration is doing about it. Some of such people have been reported to be involved in lawless activities in the past therefore I earnestly request administration to take immediate steps to look into the matter of how to identify the trouble-makers amongst them.

Kiran

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With Gurgaon’s rich shying away from poll, parties woo rural voters

April 25th, 2009

By Khalid Akhter & Ritu Sharma

Gurgaon, April 25 (IANS) With all parties agreeing that residents of the high-rise apartment complexes and sprawling villas that characterize new Gurgaon seldom vote though they are often vocal about the country’s ills, candidates in the Lok Sabha poll from here are busy wooing voters elsewhere.

“The percentage of voters in posh societies is very low as the people in the societies are very indifferent and most of them do not even have voter id cards,” Tilak Raj Malhotra, in charge of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) campaign in the Gurgaon assembly segment, told IANS. “Our main agenda is to provide sewers, roads and drinking water to the residents of Old Gurgaon. You cannot even imagine, but there is not a single traffic light in the whole of Old Gurgaon,” Malhotra said.

The area now called Old Gurgaon predates the high-rise apartments, office blocks and shopping malls adjacent to the national capital that have put this Haryana town on the global map. The poll issues in Old Gurgaon are more typical of small town India.

After delimitation, urban voters form a small percentage in this constituency. Now it takes in those villages of southern Haryana’s impoverished Mewat region which were earlier part of the Mahendragarh parliamentary constituency. That has changed not only poll equations but poll issues too.

BJP candidate Sudha Yadav is busy touring these villages. The two national parties - the Congress and the BJP - have been forced to go all out in their efforts to show concern for Old Gurgaon and Mewat as the Bahujan Samaj Party’s candidate Zakir Hussain threatens to grab a major chunk of Muslim and Dalit votes.

Now Muslims constitute 32 percent of the 1.2 million voters in this constituency, while Dalits are 29 percent.

The incumbent Congress has been trying to showcase its opening of a Sainik School in the area and sanctioning land for setting up a National Defence College. Sitting MP and Congress candidate Rao Inderjit Singh is minister of state for defence production.

“We have held a recruitment rally for the army in the Mewat region. And soon the area will be linked through a rail line, which is the Congress party’s initiative,” District Congress Committee (Urban Gurgaon) president Madan Lal Grover said.

The planned Rewari-Bhiwadi-Palwal railway line will pass through Mewat and near its district headquarters, Nuh, if and when it is constructed.
Laying emphasis on its agenda for the region, the BJP’s Malhotra added: “The literacy rate in the Mewat region is very poor and you can forget about women’s education. But with our candidate a woman academician, we are raring to bring education within reach of everybody in Mewat.”
BSP candidate Zakir Hussain is the son of Tayyeb Hussain, who had the rare distinction of being a minister in Punjab before Haryana was carved out of it, then in Haryana and then in Rajasthan too.

Political observers here believe Zakir Hussain may grab a major chunk of Muslim votes as his family has a very strong base in Mewat, a Muslim-majority area.

“The main issues that I will be taking up in these elections will be the discrimination that has been done with the Mewat region. Despite being so close to Delhi and next to Gurgaon it lacks even the basic necessities of life like roads and drinking water facilities. We do not have rail connectivity, no good academic institutions have been set up in the region,” Hussain told IANS.

“I am going door-to-door with my agenda of development for the region and the policies of our party supremo Mayawati,” said Hussain, twice a legislator from this area.

Hussain has opened his election office in Mewat, largely ignoring urban pockets in the constituency.

In the absence of a political wave, issues like power in the city and water for irrigation in agriculture-dependent Mewat are the debating points in the campaign. Observers say this Lok Sabha election is turning out to be a referendum on the performance of the Haryana government.

(Khalid Akhter & Ritu Sharma can be contacted at khalid.a@ians.in & ritu.s@ians.in)

http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/politics/with-gurgaons-rich-shying-away-from-poll-parties-woo-rural-voters_100184453.html

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Drive against Bangladeshis on in Haryana

Express News Service

Posted: May 26, 2008

Chandigarh, May 25 After the Rajasthan government’s drive against illegal Bangladeshis in the state in the wake of Jaipur blasts, Haryana has also issued directives to identify Bangladeshi nationals. Haryana Additional Director General of Police V.B. Singh said directions have been issued to police chiefs of the districts to identify Bangladeshi nationals following suspected involvement of Bangladesh-based militant group HuJI in the Jaipur blasts.

Singh said Haryana would strengthen the police force in National Capital Region (NCR) to check the intrusion of anti-social elements in the state. He said special security measures had been taken in Gurgaon area as it adjoins Delhi and additional police force had been deployed there to check crime. Fifty cameras would be installed on various roads there to keep a close watch on criminals activities, he added.

The ADGP said 15 new police stations had been set up in Gurgaon and digital trunk system was introduced there for exchanging information among police personnel. Replying to a question, he said the state police had taken steps to bring down road accidents on national and state highways. There was a proposal to set up police first aid posts on national highways at a distance of every 20 km where the services of pharmacists would be available round-the-clock, he said.

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Police in a fix over Bangladeshi terrorists in NCR

By Devesh K. Pandey

NEW DELHI, JUNE 29. Even as the Delhi Police Commissioner, K.K. Paul, has directed his men to step up deportation of illegal Bangladeshi migrants, their identification has become a daunting task for the authorities here in the Capital. What the police fear most is that such elements could be exploited by terrorist organisations in carrying out their operations.

The recent arrest of an alleged spy, Kamran, from Malviya Nagar following the arrest of his Bangladeshi accomplice at Seerampur in West Bengal for being a part of Pakistani intelligence-sponsored espionage ring active in developing inputs on the movement of the Indian Army's Eastern Command, has once again revealed the increasing involvement of Bangladeshi nationals in subversive activities.

During interrogation, Kamran is alleged to have revealed that after being trained in espionage operations in Pakistan, he crossed over through the porous Indo-Bangladesh border with the help of Bangladeshi sympathisers.

It is now well established that a large number of Bangladeshi nationals have infiltrated into India and settled in various parts of the country over the past two decades, claiming to be residents of West Bengal and Bihar.

A common modus operandi they follow is to cross over to West Bengal, settle in some non-descript villages for some time to get used to their culture and language and then move to other States, including Delhi, impersonating as original residents of those villages, to avoid detection and deportation.

Of these, over two lakh Bangladeshis are believed to be in the Capital and neighbouring areas doing menial jobs. Several of them take to crime and the Delhi police have been able to compile the profile of 460 such people. Over the past decade, only about 16,000 Bangladeshi nationals have been deported from Delhi, whereas about 3,000 have been deported this year.

Last year, 5,760 Bangladeshis were deported. "But they keep coming back," said a police officer.

While their indulgence in anti-social activities is a genuine cause for concern, the police
here also fear that most of the Bangladeshis are vulnerable to exploitation by terrorists.

A senior police officer said: "We must remember that they are outsiders and do not have any emotional attachment with this country. They, mostly youngsters, can be easily motivated to indulge in subversive activities primarily for monetary benefits."
The Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell), Ashok Chand, said the terrorist outfits have earlier used Bangladeshis to carry out their operations and they can do so in future too.

Many of these illegal immigrants residing here in jhuggi clusters like Yamuna Pushta have even obtained ration cards and other papers to prove that they were Indian citizens.
Interestingly, after a recent drive launched by the Government for rehabilitation of jhuggi dwellers, most Bangladeshi nationals possessing documents certifying them as Indian nationals are suspected to have got plots registered in their names.

They are now "bona fide" citizens of the country and have the "right" for their share in its resources.

A few months ago, another trend was noticed. Scores of Bangladeshi immigrants who had shifted from Delhi to the neighbouring places like Ghaziabad, Rampur, Gurgaon and Sonepat fearing police action, began moving to Jammu and Kashmir to work as casual labourers in vegetable markets and orchards. Several of them came in contact with militant outfits and allegedly started working for them as carriers and messengers.
This apart, over 200 people trying to enter Pakistan through the Valley have been arrested from the border areas in the recent past. Some have also been killed in encounters with the Army and the para-military forces.

In the midst of all this, latest inputs have revealed that Chhota Shakeel, brother of Pakistan-based don Dawood Ibrahim, hitherto operating from the middle-east countries, has started setting up his base in Bangladesh.

http://www.hinduonnet.com/2004/06/30/stories/2004063009010400.htm

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Bangladeshis held for robberies in DLF Gurgaon

By Our Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI, MARCH 3. A gang of alleged Bangladeshi migrants, said to be involved in recent incidents of robbery reported from DLF Gurgaon and North-West Delhi, has been busted in a joint operation of the South Delhi, South-West Delhi and Gurgaon police. Six persons, including a woman, have been arrested in this connection and a huge amount of cash, jewellery, other robbed items and weapons -- including a hand grenade -- have been recovered from them.

During the last week of February, a spate of robberies had shocked the residents of DLF Gurgaon and also North-West Delhi. The Special Staff of the South Delhi police, led by Inspector Rajender Singh, the South-West Delhi police team, comprising sub-inspectors Rajkumar and Ravinder Tyagi, and the Gurgaon police, led by Inspector Hari Kishan, coordinated their efforts to identify and arrest the culprits.

The first two arrests in this connection were made by the South Delhi police. Abdul Rahim (27) and Nijam (35) were arrested and robbed jewellery worth over Rs. 2 lakhs were received.

Three more, Sagir alias Sagar, Javed and Imran, were arrested by the South-West Delhi police following a brief exchange of fire this morning. The police have recovered a hand grenade, a Chinese pistol, two country-made revolvers and live cartridges from them.
At their instance, the police arrested Noor Jehan alias Reena from her hideout at Kishangarh in South-West Delhi. The police recovered Rs. 1.6 lakhs in cash, diamond and gold jewellery worth several lakhs, 10 imported gold watches, digital cameras and four mobile phones from her.

During interrogation, the accused allegedly confessed to having been involved in the robberies which took place in Gurgaon and also the one in Shalimar Bagh, North-West Delhi, on February 28. The robbers had escaped with cash and jewellery worth Rs. 7 lakhs after injuring the only woman present in the house in the incident.

http://www.hinduonnet.com/2005/03/04/stories/2005030419370300.htm

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Bangladeshi nationals held in Gurgaon

Thursday, July 24 2008

Chandigarh, Jul 24 (UNI) The Haryana Police has arrested three Bangladeshi nationals in Gurgoan district under its special campaign to nab Bangladeshis living illegally in the state.

The three Bangladeshi nationals arrested by the Police were identified as Zakir Hussain, Rabbani and Ayub, a police spokesman said today.

Besides, 137 proclaimed offenders were arrested in Kaithal district under the police drive to nab anti-social elements in the state.

Police also arrested ten Bangladeshi nationals in Sonepat district recently.

http://news.oneindia.in/2008/07/24/3-bangladeshi-nationals-held-in-gurgaon-1216915336.html

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http://news.webindia123.com/news/ar_showdetails.asp?id=701110805&cat=&n_date=20070111

17 Bangladeshis arrested near Delhi

Gurgaon (Haryana)

January 11, 2007 9:15:06 PM IST

Seventeen Bangladeshis have been arrested for illegally staying in Gurgaon, the technology and outsourcing hub bordering the Indian capital.

The Bangladeshis, including children, were taken into custody following a special drive to check illegal immigrants in the national capital region, police said. They were booked for violating the Foreigners Act.

All of them were living in Mohammedpur village in the district.


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