Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Apr 10: Shiv Sena Bala Saheb Thackeray has served one- month ultimatum to the Coalition Government for sending all Rohingyas back from Jammu and threatened that in case of the Government failure in this regard, the Shiv Sena would forcibly do the same.
While addressing media persons here today on the instructions from State president Dimpy Kohi Shiv Sena Bala Saheb Thackeray State general secretary Manish Sahni emphasized to free Jammu from Rohingyas within 30 days.
He said there was nothing wrong in taking such action against these people as they were involved in anti social activities like drug trafficking and other criminal activities. He said that on this issue, all the political and non political parties of Jammu have joined hands and called for Jammu Bandh on April-11, which is just a beginning and trailer for the Mehbooba Govt.
Sahni claimed that the threat perception from these Bangladeshis and Rohingyas who are criminals, has been increasing. “Reeling under so many threats ranging from terrorism, communal tensions, cold war and now infiltration of Rohingyas, Jammu is being encircled by these Rohingyas immigrants, who entered India through porous Indo-Bangladesh border,” he added.
Shiv Sena senior vice president Rajan Gupta said that smelled a deep rooted conspiracy behind the settlement these immigrants in Jammu region. He alleged that it had also been reported that these people had clandestinely managed Permanent Resident Certificates, identity cards, ration cards and water and electricity connections for their daily needs with the help of some politicians and officials in the administration which is a matter of grave concern.
Vice president Yashpal Khajurai also spoke on the occasion. He regretted that BJP leadership was merely issuing press statements but doing nothing to deport back these illegal immigrants.
Social worker Harsh K Gupta, Raju Chowdhary, Rajesh Gupta, Vikas Patel, Vikas Bakshi, Raj Singh, Pawan Singh, Rajan Gupta, Yashpal Khajuraia were also present in the press conference.
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