Need for Supporting Bangabhumi movement

Why Hindus having negative growth in W.Bengal?

West Bengal state of India the bastion of Bengali Hindus inspite of absorbing millions of Hindu refugees from Bangladesh the Hindu percentage has declined from 85% in 1947 to about 70% in 2001. This is mainly due to 2 reasons. About 1.5 crore Muslims from Bangladesh have infiltrated and settled here. Then perhaps the most disturbing factor is from 1981 the Hindu population of West Bengal has remained static and even seen negative growth recently. Due to this low reproductive rate mainly among Bengali Hindus of West Bengal they have diminished from 5 crore 5 million in 1981 to 5 crore 4 million in 2001 or 1 million less. Causes are mainly late marriage and having 1 or 2 children by Hindus. The Left Front Government in West Bengal and Congress in Assam support Muslim Bangladeshi infiltration for vote bamk politics but on the name of industrialisation are grabbing lands of Indian Muslims in western part of West Bengal!

Need for Supporting Bangabhumi movement of Bangladeshi Hindus by carving out Northwest Bangladesh & its merger with Indian "Bengal"!

India needs to support movement for Bangabhumi - homeland for Bangladeshi Hindus and merge it with West Bengal or else in 2011 we Hindus will be 52-53% in West Bengal and in next decade around 2020 we will be a helpless minority!

The above is necessary to boost the Hindu % in West Bengal as there are about 1.5 crore Hindus in Bangladesh.

Declining Hindus & need for Supporting Bangabhumi

We are having negative growth and if the current Hindu population is sustained we will remain 5. 4 crore in 2011 but the total population will be around 10 crore including Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators, that makes 54% but taking the negative growth into account and growing infiltration we Hindus will be around estimated 52-53% only.

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