Hyderabad, the latest front in Bangladeshi demographic aggression against India

"Friday, December 14, 2007 (Hyderabad)
Ever since the twin bomb blasts in Hyderabad, fingers are being pointed at illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in the city.

NDTV's investigations have revealed that there could be nearly a lakh Bangladeshi's staying in the city, hidden from public eye.

An estimated 4 lakh Bengalis live in Hyderabad's old city area alone. Intelligence sources say, of them at least 80,000 could be Bangladeshis who call themselves Bengalis. They say, it is difficult to say how many Bangladeshis could be anti-social elements.

It is because they can merge with the local population and also get themselves local identity for a price.

A 42-year-old man, who belongs to Akhirighas village of Bangladesh, is now living with his wife and seven children in Jiyaguda in Hyderabad's old city area. He agreed to talk to NDTV only if his identity was not revealed. He said that he crossed the border 22 years ago by paying Rs 70 to a tempo driver. He has been living here ever since, calling himself a Bengali from Kolkata.

''My friend told me that Hyderabad is peaceful and had jobs to offer. I got a PAN card here for Rs 200 and I'd got a passport years ago by paying Rs 1,050,'' he said.
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Looks like they're in a real hurry to overwhelm and takeover India through attrition induced by low intensity (demographic) warfare. And of course, Samuel Reddy and the other Kaangress worthies are rolling out the red carpet for them. Note the pathetic attempt by seditious NDTV dhimmis to minimise the presence of at least 400,000 Bangladeshi Mohammedans living illegally in Hyderabad by mischievously calling them "Bengalis". A Jihadi leader boasted today about Islamic conquest of Europe based on statistics of babies named "Mohammed". Similar demographic statistics pertinent to India were hushed up by the UPA dhimmis a few years ago. Even if they had managed to leak out, NDTV and other ELM dhimmis could have negated it with mischievous terminology.....

Thanks for the tip, Kashyapa K.