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Such a biased and one-sided opinionated article. The article fails to address the core issue and heading of the article but finds it very covenient to mention the India-Myanmar free border trade and free movement of the people of Mizoram while at the same time declined to comment on the porous Indo-Bangla border which facilitates for free incursion of illegal immigrants in the Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi district of Assam, which has now become a mini Bangladesh……
Barak Valley should have been part of Greater Sylhet. Because, most of the people there had been speaking Sylheti language for thousands of years. Look into Sylhet Referendum, because of which Greater Sylhet was divided into two by Great Britain. Surma Valley is now part of Bangladesh, and Barak Valley is now part of Assam
Such a biased and one-sided opinionated article. The article fails to address the core issue and heading of the article but finds it very covenient to mention the India-Myanmar free border trade and free movement of the people of Mizoram while at the same time declined to comment on the porous Indo-Bangla border which facilitates for free incursion of illegal immigrants in the Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi district of Assam, which has now become a mini Bangladesh……
Barak Valley should have been part of Greater Sylhet. Because, most of the people there had been speaking Sylheti language for thousands of years. Look into Sylhet Referendum, because of which Greater Sylhet was divided into two by Great Britain. Surma Valley is now part of Bangladesh, and Barak Valley is now part of Assam