[Assam] Who is the Sentinel of Freedom?

Alpana B. Sarangapani absarangapani at hotmail.com
Wed Jul 25 16:33:52 PDT 2007


 
Yes, having a world without the international border would be great. A lot of problems in Assam itself would get solved automatically then.
 
What kind of papers do they have? A card with their name and photograph, a ration card, a unique identification number? Who issued them these? The Assam/India government? So the government is considered efficient now? It is encouraging to know this. From when they become so organized?
 
They do have papers like millions of other (illegal) Bangladeshis in Assam. As long as they don't merge Assam with Bangladesh by having a plebiscite in 50 years with those overly-populated Bangladeshis in Assam. I am sure those advocates will scream without knowing/recognizing history -  in a democracy, it is what the majority (previously illegal but now legal Bangladeshis) wants.
 
Scary, huh?
 

“In order to make spiritual progress you must be patient like a tree and humble like a blade of grass”
 


Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2007 16:27:42 -0500To: dilipdeka at yahoo.com; xourov at yahoo.com; assam at assamnet.orgFrom: cmahanta at charter.netSubject: Re: [Assam] Who is the Sentinel of Freedom?



At 2:17 PM -0700 7/25/07, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
Xourov,
Let's talk about before and after the international border disappears between India and Bangladesh.
Before:  Bangladeshis should have the freedom to live wherever they want in Bangladesh, not in India.

That is not what Xourov asked.  He asked what you will do about these people
who will produce the papers and will be let go by the police.

Want to give it a try :-)?










After: Bangladeshis should be able to live wherever they want in Bangladesh or India. If the concept of international borders disappears altogether and everyone is a citizen of the world, that freedom should extend even to Pakistan, China, USA or any other place.
Dilipdaxourov pathok <xourov at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Tasiruddin,> We have not connected yet on the issue. By asking> "Who is the Sentinel of Freedom?", I meant this --> is ULFA the sentinel of Assam's freedom the way> people of Assam want it or would you call the> Sentinel and other popular newspapers like it the> sentinels of the same kind of freedom?> Sentinel in this context means sentry or guard.> Freedom is as in freedom to speak, freedom to choose> where to live, freedom to choose how to make a> living, freedom as in religion and culture, freedom> to vote etc.> What do you think?what do you think of the freedom of the bangladeshisto speak, to choose where to live, how to make aliving, religion, culture and the freedom to vote?as you probably know, these people who have beencaught have the papers. the police will be releasingthem very soon.what do you think, dilip-da?x____________________________________________________________________________________Get the free Yahoo! toolbar and rest assured with the added security of spyware protection.http://new.toolbar.yahoo.com/toolbar/features/norton/index.php

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