Where Assam failed, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh set an example in stemming the tide of illegal Bangladeshi migrants, says TSI''s pranab bora

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Of the Land, for the Land

Meghalaya has for many years now a check post at Jorabat, on the Assam-Meghalaya border, where police routinely picks suspected illegals from interstate buses. “It’s a deterrent,” says Meghalaya IG (special branch) Dr SB Singh. And how bad is the situation in Meghalaya? “It’s much more comfortable than in Assam,” says Singh. Expectedly, the state is now upset with Assam because of its failure on the Bangladeshi front. “We have check posts on every road coming into the state,” says Lyngdoh. “However, given the fact that we have a border dispute with Assam, we do not have a border so to speak with the state in many forest areas, which, therefore, are beyond our control. Once our border is sorted out, we will handle the problem there as well.” As a lot of illegals allegedly get their identity papers made in Assam, Lyngdoh said that such papers would not be accepted in Meghalaya.

Fearing a situation such as Assam, where illegal Bangladeshi nationals now dominate a number of districts, groups like Hynniewtrep Achik National Movement (HANM) and the Meghalaya Progressive Alliance (MPA) have been demanding stringent measures against Bangladeshi illegals in that state.

The situation in Assam, meanwhile, continues to be grim. There are around six million illegal Bangladeshis. The Gauhati HC had earlier this year said that “Bangladeshis had become kingmakers in Assam”, and stressed on the need for a “strong political will” to remedy the situation. Some 855 students had died in the Assam Agitation in the 1970s and ‘80s, a movement aimed at forcing the government to identify and deport illegals. The situation, however, shows no sign of improvement even after the SC scrapped the controversial Illegal Migrants (Determination by Tribunals) Act, 1983, a piece of legislation that was tailor-made to protect the illegal Bangladeshis in Assam.

Arunachal Pradesh, on the other hand, seems to gain immensely from the inner line permit provision that it has, being a sensitive border state, a provision that was often seen as an obstacle in the state’s development. Here too, however, the political will is striking compared to the scenario in Assam, which through full page advertisements declared that hundreds of alleged Bangladeshis, who had been pushed out of Arunachal and Nagaland a few months ago, were in reality Indian citizens, something that should have left to the judiciary to determine. “So far as our government is concerned,” said Tsering Gyurme, parliamentary secretary and principal adviser to Arunachal Pradesh CM Dorjee Khandu, ”the inner line permit does not allow even Indians to settle in our state. So there is no question of outsiders. We even insist on Arunachalis travelling out of the state to carry identity papers.” There is an increase in the number of illegal Bangladeshis now working in Itanagar. And what of the fact that the Tarun Gogoi government had declared that the suspected illegals pushed out of Arunachal were Indians? “That’s Gogoi’s problem,” Gyurme told TSI. All Bangladeshis who were working in Arunachal Pradesh had been identified and “could be shunted out anytime”, he added. “This is not like Assam where people can come in anytime, settle and get permanent resident certificates.”


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Spot of bother

Astronomers have discovered something odd in the night sky. Millions of stars are racing at high speeds toward a single spot in the sky. The whys and wherefores of this cannot as yet be explained, simply because researchers don’t know what it is that is pulling so many galaxy clusters towards it. That is why they are calling it ‘Dark Flow’. Another mystery to ponder over about outer space.


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“One of the boys I met at the Old Delhi Railway Station told me how he got here…”

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Toby’s an interesting character. He once learnt to ride a motorcycle while on a trip to Kathmandu and then bought his own– “a Royal Enfield, what else” and rode his iron steed all the way back home to “England, where else…” He now runs a voluntary organisation called Flying Kites that has been working with children in Kenya. But this is not his story. He’s merely the voice of the ‘greek chorus’, in a drama that is staged every day in the frame of our car windows…

I met Toby in a restaurant in Delhi. He was digging into baklavas and speaking passionately about an upcoming trip to India’s coal-belt. He was in India to make a film about street children, the ones we meet everyday on our way to and from work, begging for “ek rupaiya” or rubbing a greasy cloth on the windshield or brandishing ugly burns and wounds wrapped in flies and rags, hoping you’ll part with that “rupaiya”. And he was going to the coal-belt to find out what prompts so many children to leave the sheltered environs of their villages in the region and head for the capital’s streets. There seems nothing right about that choice, and yet, everyday would find scores of waifs, between 6-14 years of age, alighting from the train at a station in Delhi, in search of a ‘better life’- a life that in all probability will be over before they touch 30. Toby wanted know why…

“One of the boys I met at the Old Delhi Railway Station told me how he got here…” recalled Toby. “While back home in his village orchard, while up on a tree, he had dropped a mango on his father’s head who was sitting under the tree… His father dragged him to the railway station, bought two tickets for Delhi and once there pushed him out onto the platform and left him… ridiculous… maybe he was lying…” and maybe he wasn’t, for haven’t stranger things happened between parent and child?

As I’d once written in a previous column, I often wonder what one ought to do when these kids, from butt-naked toddlers to cocky teenagers, surround one’s car, their filthy happy faces, belying their bleak existence. Does one give in and give them money, or does one pretend, inspite of the persistent knocks on the window, as if they just don’t exist? Or does one holler at them for ruining the car’s paint-job with their grimy hands? “Maybe you’re better off not giving them any money. Once in a while, there might be a guy who’s starving and could really use the money, but most often, these kids, even if they’re starving, would only spend it to buy glue… to sniff it and get a high,” said Toby. “There are a few NGOs striving to rehabilitate street kids, taking them into rescue homes but the kids don’t want it. They’re just too hooked to their life on the pavements” sighed Toby with a sense of resignation. “One of these kids… he must’ve been 11, had puncture wounds running all along his arms… heroin! Through our translator, I suggested that we could take him with us to a ‘shelter’ and he could be tended to. While our translator spoke, the kid smiled at us. Then he seemed to get rather excited and we felt he was ready for deliverance – we would be saving a soul after all. But alas, it wasn’t to be, for even as our translator spoke, his expression darkened and he walked away. Apparently, he got excited because he thought we might be interested in buying the drug. But when he understood our offer, he was disappointed. About 30 percent of these street kids have already been to various homes and have in fact ‘escaped’ back to the streets. These children prefer the hazards of living on the street to the claustrophobic security of a ‘home’.”

These streets dehumanise these kids. Innocent urchins, mostly boys, many girls, reach the station and find their way to various night shelters. There, these mean streets drag them through a baptism by fire where these vulnerable children are sexually exploited by older inmates and even outsiders with ‘local influence’. Physical abuse and further exploitation, even by those they ought to have turned to for protection, strips away every layer of dignity until they’re left with nothing. “The child inside is dead before long. They act like cold hard adults before they hit their teens. But at times the glue brings old repressed emotions back to life, and like the Kosi, these dammed emotions erupt and all the shame, hurt and indignity consumes them. One boy at the station had a deep six inch long gash on his forehead. Once in a while when ‘high’ he would break down, cry and bash his head against a wall. When I met him he was being restrained by his friends but he wriggled out, and in tears, ran to the tracks and started bashing his head against the tracks even as a train hurtled towards him. His friends and I had to wrestle him away, and just in time too… he lay for about an hour in their arms, sobbing and screaming till his emotions subsided… At least they had each other…”

Many of them will graduate to petty crime and some, if they survive long enough, will graduate to worse. But there are some, admittedly a rare few, who’ve truly turned the corner. One of them, for instance, had become a promising photo-journalist and Toby feels that it is amongst them that we can find our future leaders and change agents–people who’ve crawled out of the city’s dark underbelly and into the light, for who’ll know better than them what it takes to get there, and thus show others the way.

“I had come here hoping to ‘free the children’ from the factories and the streets. But once here, I realised that freedom for them meant giving them opportunities and choices. And it is possible… But we need to ensure that these opportunities, especially education, reach every village. And in our cities, rehabilitative care needs to be more sensitive and it needs to add value and meaning…”

But until that happens, the streets of this great country will stand mute testimony to our collective failure as a humane and civilised society.

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“BJP regime has ruined law and order here”

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After five years in the political wilderness, Congress is once again dreaming of staging a comeback in Chhattisgarh. The Bharatiya Janata Party is facing a tough fight from former Chief Minister and Congress leader Ajit Jogi. He tells TSI's Anil Dwivedi that if the party comes to power, it would ban Salwa Judum, the anti-Naxalism force of tribals, who are now targeted by the much better armed and trained Naxals

Where does the Congress stand in this election in Chhattisgarh?

What I understand from the areas I have toured so far, the people in this state want a change. I am totally convinced that we shall come to power with a majority, but our focus will remain the traditional Congress voters, the tribal communities. Our main aim to oust this corrupt government and all the party workers are focused on that and working hard.

What are the electoral issues that Congress is stressing on?

The Bharatiya Janata Party has failed in all fronts and face serious charges of corruption. They have failed to deliver, whether on their promise of distributing cows or distributing rice at Rs three a kilogram to the poor people. If we come to power, we shall launch the scheme of selling rice at Rs two a kilo, and without any ceiling on the amount they want to buy. We shall also order inquiries into all the scams of the incumbent government. The BJP says your Congress government was tyrannical and casteist.

Statistics show under whose regime the crime graph has jumped. Not only are there murders, burglaries and other crime, shamefully, we are seeing at least two rapes every day. Increasingly, the common man is becoming insecure.

You have become the self-appointed chief ministerial candidate of the Congress and the BJP is raising this lack of inner-party democracy as an electoral issue.

Unlike other parties, we do not impose a chief minister from the High Command. As is customary, our chief minister is elected by winning MLAs and that is what will be this time too.

One one hand, there are allegations of nepotism against you. On the other, rebels are dogging BJP's prospects.

This is not true. These are allegations by people who have been denied tickets. The Central Election Committee has selected only those who they are sure would win. We have fielded old as well as fresh faces for the polls, and this will yield rich dividends. As far as rebels are concerned, we shall take care of all of them. People must realise that the party is above all.

You had challenged Ram Singh to a contest from any constituency in the state, but now you have stuck to your own bastion Marwahi. Why this tactical shift?

Indeed, I had challenged him to do so, but the High Command felt that I am needed for campaigning throughout the state, because our target is not to defeat one single person, but to uproot an entire regime. And that is what I am doing.

You are fighting your own elections and fighting for your candidates. Do you think you will successfully manage both, with 51 of your own candidates (out of a total of 90 seats) looking up to you?

At the time of ticket distribution, some senior party colleagues had suggested that either I contest or help others contest. This issue had been raised in the High Command as well. But I had made it clear that they should have enough faith that I will manage both. The sole consideration behind this was the benefit of the party. I have full faith that the Marwahi voters will elect me with a huge margin.

The main basis of the Congress party stands on the feet of women and minorities, but that is not reflected in the distribution of tickets. Both have been ignored…

I do not agree. We have given tickets to those candidates who we felt would win from specific constituencies. It was Congress that advocated reservation for women, and keeping that in mind, adequate number of ladies have been given tickets.

Some leaders are trying to upstage you in media coverage.

I am not sure how much of this is true, but there are many who are politically over-ambitious. So it is possible that such games are on. But my focus is the benefit of the party and all the top leaders are unitedly doing this.

There are allegations of Naxalism flourishing during the Raman Singh regime and doubts have been raised over the ethics of the Salwa Judum movement against Naxalites. Where do you stand?

If we come to power we shall ban Salwa Judum because this is damaging for the tribal communities. Sixty-five thousand tribal people have come practically under house arrest. Their lives, lifestyle and culture are all under threat. In three Assembly constituencies, at least two persons have been murdered every day over the past one year. And the BJP government is solely responsible for ruining law and order in the state.


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Historical encroachers?

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Rajaji National Park is one of the few national parks left in India that boasts of a sizable number of Asian Elephants. Ban Gujjars, an indigenous community of shepherds, which used to live inside the wildlife park till it was notified as one, are adamant that they will not go without a fight. “Since the park was notified in 1983, we have allotted more than 1400 hectares of land to some 1390 Ban Gujjar families which were living inside the park, which is enough land for each of them to live comfortably and maintain their livelihood. But there are some additional 93 families which are refusing to move saying that they will not do so until more land is allotted to their ‘brothers’ whose names were not even on the list”! says S S Rasaily, Director of the Rajaji National Park. “What’s happening is that the few who remain inside the park still take the livestock belonging to the relocated Gujjars, for grazing. I will not allow this to happen,” says Rasaily firmly. As for the Gujjars, they are now claiming that if given verifiable ownership of the allotted land, they would have no problem in moving. It’s too early to say who’ll win this conflict, but the loser, as is often the case, remains Rajaji National Park.


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The Bedi brothers have been the chroniclers of India''s wildlife for almost four decades. In an exclusive account to TSI, Naresh Bedi recounts some of

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Red Panda

We used to go the International Wildlife Film Festivals primarily to see what kind of films they make and what animals they covered. I had been regularly attending the festivals but surprisingly did not see a single film was on the Red Panda. By nature, we (Rajesh and I) always wanted to do something different and something new, and while looking for a subject, I read this news of two pandas being released back to the nature. That was the trigger and I suggested that this is what is going to give us a film. We got to know the number of people who tried and tamed the panda. That’s how we started the project and the area we chose was the Singhaleena National Park in Darjeeling.

It is the most fascinating, beautiful and lovely animal but not many people know about it and I think that is a tragedy. They are used for decoration and fur trading. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru had even kept them as pets. And Darjeeling became a big trade centre, with more exploitation of small cubs (they are easy to catch), and it led to a declining population. Sighting the Red Panda is almost next to impossible. Once you do find a panda, it may be against the light, high up. You might be looking way up in the sky. You would be very lucky if you find it at your level or looking down Fog, mist, light are all challenges. Hardly few hours you would get in the morning before it becomes too foggy. Even if you find it, you won’t find it doing anything. It will be just curled up, sitting or looking. It’s a lonely animal, it doesn’t make any noise.

Nobody knows about their number but surprisingly there was a census last year or the year before where the team went and they couldn’t find a single panda. So that’s how dire the situation is!

Snow Leopards

The most famous, the most elusive, and the most difficult-to-track animal in the inaccessible ranges of Ladakh is the snow leopard. When we went looking for snow leopards, it was dry, thin air, cold, very very windy, and the high altitude made you breathless. The good thing was that we had our local guide who was an experienced hunter so he knew the area well because Ladakh is such a vast land, you won’t know where to stop. We could see the pugmarks but no sign, and it was extremely difficult to spot. We stayed in one valley for a month but we couldn’t even spot wolves. It took over two winters for us to finally spot a snow leopard. Active mainly at night, its creamish furry coat helps it to camouflage itself easily in the terrain. Unlike the tiger or the lion, whose presence in the forest may be signaled by birds, deer and langurs, the snow leopard’s stealthy existence is not generally announced because of the habitat’s scarcer wildlife.

On dozens of occasions we would come across evidence which would stir us off in immediate pursuit but the leopard seemed to disappear into the thin air as though he might well have been keeping an eye on us. Sadly, poaching is a major threat they face today with snow leopard bones serving as a substitute in the tiger bone trade. Vigilance is the need of the hour


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Orlando Bloom is enjoying a blissful time with his girl friend, Australian super model Miranda Kerr, and the two are reportedly ready to take the next step and are making plans to get married in another year's time. Recently, the couple was seen enjoying a cozy, romantic meal and Kerr was dazzling in her collection of expensive jewellery, which apparently has been presented to her by Bloom. These days the model only wears stuff gifted to her by Orlando, and he has asked her to throw out all trinkets that she might have received from her previous boyfriends!


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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are amongst the most influential women in fashion. At 22, the twins co-own a global branding empire and are often spotted on the streets of New York in their over-sized sunglasses and fur coats. Their glamorous lifestyle has become iconic enough to be mimicked on Halloween too! But on The Oprah Winfrey Show, where the Olsen sisters came to promote their coffee-table book "Influence", they insisted that their lives are very normal. As long as this book – a tribute to all artists, designers who have inspired the duo – includes their baby pictures, it should sell as easily as hot cup cakes!


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