Hindu valiance can save Bengal only

Islamic appeasement makes government blind

The reigning political clique in Bengal is hell-bent to curb Hindu Samhati and thus to stamp down the voice standing for Hindu rights and their legitimate claims whereas the mounting troubles in the Indo-Bangladesh border area owing to Islamist rowdies, cattle smugglers in particular, remain unnoticed. Well, several reports of this incident have already been published in this website prompting many to term Hindu Samhati as blatantly communal but the threat it puts forth is undeniable. Mainstream media, after lots of brainstorming, have concluded it as a burgeoning threat to the security of India.

Perhaps the government of Bengal needs more time to wake up as the gruesome happening is spearheaded by Islamists, being regarded as the mainstay of the government and hence, placated at every nook. 

What is most striking, BSF personnel are not allowed to fire a single shot (as per order in April, 2010) against Muslim encroachers (from Bangladesh) in the border areas who have got a fillip hence and enter India clandestinely almost every day. And all these have led to the tragic death of a BSF jawan, Sartaj Singh (age 45), hailing from Uttar Pradesh.

He got wounded viciously on last Saturday when a band of BSF personnel positioned in Kaijuri, Swarupnagar, Sub-division: Basirhat, District: 24 Paraganas (North) tried to fight hundreds of Islamist cattle smugglers from Bangladesh. Owing to the weird order, BSF personnel had rural weapons like bamboo sticks, wooden bucklers only. On the contrary, aforesaid Islamist smugglers were armed with all kinds of lethal weapons. Soon the later ones overwhelmed BSF jawans and Sartaj along with Jitender Pal Singh were chopped mercilessly. Grievously injured Sartaj was first sent to Basirhat Sub-divisional Hospital, later to SSKM in Kolkata where he succumbed to death on Tuesday.

And the governments, both at the center and state, are yet to adopt any fruitful approach in this regard. Surely they are more interested to go on placating Islamists to ensure their minority vote bank.

In accordance with J S Prasad, DIG, BSF (HQrs), “The decision of no firing was adopted on last April and 49 attacks took place in 2011 altogether. 69 jawans were wounded as a result. In this year 6 attacks have taken place on us leading to the injury of 12 BSF jawans.” Everyone is aware of the mindset behind such attacks but Bengal government due to its treasured Islamist friends has not said single word thus far.    

People living in border areas of Basirhat and Bangaon Sub divisions have turned out to be the greatest casualty of governmental indecision and Islamist appeasement. Why don’t we focus on the worst affected areas here then? Swarupnagar, Hakimpur, Bithari, Kaijuri, Sholadana, Ghojadanga, Shayastanagar in Bajuria, Jalalpur in Hasnabad, Katakhal, Sutia in Gaighata, Hingalgunj – all in Sub-division: Basirhat have become the greatest victims where inhabitants are having sleepless nights virtually. And they consider the governments, especially Bengal, as most culpable in this regard. People, in strength, are witnessed to blame the Islamist appeasement candidly. Why shouldn’t they do this as well? It is too easy for Islamist encroachers to travel across rivers (in these areas) with cattle; villagers claim this can be made highly difficult given that the local administration and police remains vigilant round the clock.

Here is a question. Is the Bengal government too naïve to comprehend the sinister design behind this daily campaign from Bangladesh? It is a part of the design of Greater Bangladesh; Islamist smugglers are simply encouraged to sneak into Indian territory and to have shake up as far as possible to break Indian, virtually Hindu, morale completely.

It’s better for the Bengal government to address this issue – endangering national security day in and day out instead of employing best efforts to admonish Hindu Samhati evoking laughter only. Its rising minority appeasement is drawing the entire state towards a communal conflagration only and silence and reluctance to act will inflame Hindus. 

If the government fails to act, Hindus will take the cudgel of responsibility to save nation and subdue all satanic maneuvers, be it of Islamists from Bangladesh aided by indigenous turncoats.

Ahimsa paramo dharmaha, Dharma himsa tathaiva cha.

 

('Non - Violence is the greatest Dharma; so too is all righteous violence')

BSF and cow smugglers clash in Swarupnagar afresh

Persistent silence of the State to increasing crime acts as indulgence only and the entire structure is then dubbed (by wrongdoers) as a mute, namby-pamby body politic that can be swindled at every time. And this happens to be the frame of mind of cow smugglers (operating in Indo-Bangladesh border area without restraint) at the moment. The same was noticed once more on January 23, 2012 (at night) when cow smugglers attacked BSF personnel at Hakimpur, Barasat viciously for endeavoring to prevent smuggling of cows.

The BSF camp was ransacked completely then and a similar incident was repeated on January 24, 2012 at village Swarupnagar, P.S. Swarupnagar. Nevertheless, intransigence of BSF personnel made the cow smugglers run off later on.  On the word of villagers, no less than 100 smugglers enter India from Bangladesh illegitimately on every night and 250 cows (on average) are smuggled to Bangladesh.

This is not all; villagers have also stated that electric supply is unplugged everyday at midnight even if there is no habitual load shedding. They allege that smugglers do this for their own benefits; darkness helps them to enter India stealthily and smuggle cows without disturbance.   

BSF is doing its best even if it has already stated its incompetence to guard the entire area (extensive in every sense of the term). The force was cautious on Tuesday due to the attack on Monday and villagers also lost no single moment to inform the battalion of the next operation.

All these make us posit a pertinent question. How long will this continue? Is it becoming difficult for Indian government to heed Indo-Bangladesh border? 

Basirhat Post begins today

There is a highly popular phrase in the English language, necessity knows no law, and it’s the same reality, changing in an amazing speed with each day it passes, which must be dealt with similarly and all these have compelled us to begin this BasirHat Post.

Basirhat, to cut a long story short, happens to be a major city along with a municipality in District: 24 Paraganas (North) in the Indian state of West Bengal. This sub-division also takes pleasure in its proximity to the River Ichamati, branch of River Ganges; the city is positioned on the banks of the river. The entire area has a long history dating back to the mediaeval period in Bengal, dominated by strifes and pernicious events. It is also the area where the “Tebhaga Andolan”, a precise farmer’s movement famed across the globe, occurred in the mid-1940s and sent shudders through the spine of then administration.

Nevertheless, much has changed in the following decades and the area’s closeness to Bangladesh has resulted to an exponential rise in the number of Muslim infiltrators from that country changing the demography of the area largely. This had stimulated the local Muslim population also to heighten its perpetual anti-Hindu drive and its frequent clashes with and rising persecution of Hindus prior to September, 2010 depicted the same mindset.

But what happened on September 06, 2010 altered the area completely. On the same evening, following Iftar, thousands of Muslims gathered in the Deganga Mosque (Basirhat SD, North 24 Parganas) and moved to a number of Hindu areas. In the beginning, Hindu temples, shops and households were ransacked and also destructed and what followed was nothing but a complete hell. Thanks to the indecision of the government, Hindus became the worst victims and even if a few of them have been compensated, Hindu areas in Basirhat remain scared yet.

Journalism requires bravado, stubborn commitment to honesty and a persistent zeal to fight for justice. Hindu Samhati’s news website has been going on with the same principle from the very first day and we are confident to render people the truth and the true facts of existing situation of Hindus in this BasirHat Post as well.