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Bluelagoon Hero Username: Bluelagoon Post Number: 10148 Registered: 12-2013 Posted From: 124.123.70.189 Rating: N/A |
please read this article in full https://www.pgurus.com/hindu-population-shrinking-part-2-hot spots-series/ Section B.2: Take Home Message 2: The Mughalistan Corridor – Truth or Hype? n order to examine this claim, we need to take a step back and look at the history of the sub-continent. Jinnah demanded a corridor of a thousand miles to connect east and west Pakistan p. 162, [1]. His goal was clear – he intended to create a Muslim safe passage between the two wings, in order to have a safe transit of goods, people and other items of interest between the two wings. Based on this corridor idea, many people have postulated that another partition of the subcontinent is envisaged by the promoters of the idea. While such a Partition may only be possible in the distant future, we cannot foresee another demand for a separate Muslim homeland in the immediate future that would create a corridor from Pakistan to Bangladesh. The regions involved are heavily non-Muslim and consequently, do not permit such a division by demographics, in the next 50 years. However, is it possible to connect the two Muslim homelands in the subcontinent by establishing a `safe corridor’ between the two wings? This is an idea we explore in this article. Let us first stare at a map of Northern India, East to West, with regions where Muslims would constitute more than 30% by 2061 colored green. While a population density of 30% Muslims may not be enough to demographically displace the Hindus altogether, as was observed in Kashmir, and is now being observed in several tehsils of hill Jammu, Assam, etc., but 30% Muslim population may provide a critical mass to enable the Pakistani (and possibly Chinese) intelligence to build up a transit corridor. The statistical projections of districts of Western Uttar Pradesh and southern Uttarakhand, West Bengal, Assam and Jammu and Kashmir can be found in [8], [9], [10], and [12] respectively, while those of can be found in Purnia, Santhal Parganas, Bahraich-Gonda and Gurgaon are presented in the current article. We have also marked in purple the districts (Siddharthnagar and Paschim Champaran) in this region that are heavily Hindu majority, but are losing Hindus at high rate (~2% every decade). READ IN FULL IN THE ARTICLE i feel solution for this is not expanding hindu population but IMPLEMENTING COMMON CIVIL CODE AND RESTRICTING EVERY ONE TO HAVE 1 CHILD that would make muslim population atleast to contain to the present level |