“Homeless In The Own Home”

                                 
“Suppose one day you get up in the morning and you find that uninvited guests or neighbors have entered in your house and started dominating in making decisions at your home and also they are making you feel as an alien in your own home. Just think how would you feel? Aren’t it irritating and a feeling as homeless in your own home and definitely you will raise voice against that, which might turn into bloody violence also, but fighting for your own right is always correct.”

Threat to Internal Security has many faces and among that many, one is illegal immigration from Bangladesh in Assam, creating demographic imbalance, resulting in riots time to time.

Fighting inhumanity with inhumane act In the fight over AFSPAhumanity is defeated

Internal security has been a major hurdle in the development of India. Our leaders faced stiff challenges to maintain the territorial integrity of Independent India, as major challenges were faced in North Eastern states in its infancy stage. It led the implementation of AFSPA 1958 in the state of Manipur and Nagaland. In the words of the then Home Minister G.B Pant “there, they are indulging in arson, murder, loot, dacoity etc. So it has become necessary to adopt effective measures for the protection of people in those areas in order to enable the arm forces to handle the situation effectively it has become necessary to introduce the bill.”