Demographic Change: Demographic change is happening in these areas of India including Jammu, know whether infiltrators are settling in your city?


New Delhi. A new conspiracy of Pakistan and China against India has been revealed. The Central Committee investigating the demographic changes in the country has found that more demographic changes have taken place in the areas bordering Pakistan and China. Cases of infiltration, fake identities and planned settlement of specific communities have been seen in these areas. Due to this, there is a suspicion of a conspiracy to reduce the number of people of other communities in these areas.

According to the news of Amar Ujala newspaper, the main focus of the committee on demographic change formed by the Home Ministry is on the LOC and the areas adjacent to Nepal situated between China and India. According to the news, the investigation so far has revealed that there is a possibility of a conspiracy to settle a large number of Bangladeshi and Rohingya infiltrators in these areas. The maximum demographic change has occurred in the areas bordering Nepal. Whereas, such cases have also been seen in and around Jammu. According to the newspaper, there has been rapid demographic change in Jammu city as well as in Kathua, Rajouri, Poonch, Samba, Baramulla and Kupwara areas.

The population growth in Kailali and Kanchanpur of India, bordering Nepal, is more than other hill districts. Investigations so far have revealed that this increase in population is not due to Indians. There has been a change in population in these places due to Bangladesh and Rohingya infiltration. PM Narendra Modi had announced to launch the Demographic Mission on 15 August 2025. After which the Home Ministry has formed a committee related to this. BJP continuously alleges that the number of Bangladeshi and Rohingya infiltrators has continuously increased in the border areas. At the same time, PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah have announced that every infiltrator will be expelled from India.

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