The Government of Bharat has constituted a high-level committee to study the demographic changes arising from illegal immigration and other abnormal reasons and to suggest measures to deal with these demographic changes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the “High-powered Demography Mission” on August 15, 2025. The Union Cabinet gave its approval to this proposal on September 11, 2025. Justice Prakash Prabhakar Navlekar (Retired) will be the Chairman of the Committee. In addition to the Census Commissioner, three distinguished experts — Durga Shankar Mishra (Retired IAS), Balaji Srivastava (Retired IPS), and Dr. Shamika Ravi — will be members of the Committee. The Joint Secretary (Foreigners-I), Ministry of Home Affairs, will be the Member Secretary of the Committee.
Why infiltration is anti humanitarian
The infiltration has nothing to do with humanitarianism; contrary, promoting infiltration is anti-humanitarian. I say this because not only Bharat, but many European nations, including the United States, are feeling the heat from Muslim infiltration. Rapes, looting and other antisocial actions are on the rise. The area they penetrate becomes unstable, aggressive and full of illegal activity. And as their strength develops, the local culture and laws disappear.
The locals begin to find it impossible to live in the infiltrators’ neighbourhood, so they either flee or experience daily harassment from these infiltrators. The infiltrators seize control of everything and modify the demographics based on their ideology, forgetting that they were permitted on humanitarian grounds.
They have no affection for that nation and do not think that its laws or constitution should be followed because they are not its citizens. In the long run, this mindset weakens the country’s security, particularly for women. From socioeconomic viewpoint, unsanitary behaviour, violence becomes the new norm, social unrest, attacks or prohibitions against other cultures and an exponential rise in drugs, prostitution and other illicit activities rise, devastating the lives of young people.
They are given unlawful government certificates so they can participate in free government programs and even cast ballots and the local government and politicians exploit them for their avaricious intentions. They steal local residents’ jobs.
How massive infiltration, religious conversion and TFR affects Bharat
Bharat is most affected by infiltrators from Bangladesh, Myanmar and Pakistan. The border districts have had a significant impact in terms of security and are a major threat in the event of a war with neighbours. Our governments and armed forces are concerned about the unnatural and exponential change occurring in the border districts of Assam, West Bengal, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh and the northeastern states. Hindus are now a minority in numerous regions, cities and villages. Hindus have either fled, forcefully converted to Islam or accepted Christianity. Various governments have provided different data at different times, indicating an increase in minority population every decade.
The infiltration is not restricted to border areas, but has spread to isolated villages and cities across Bharat, changing the demographics of the area. In 1997, Home Minister Indrajit Gupta stated that 1 crore Bangladeshis reside in Bharat; in 2004, during Congress rule, Shriprakash Jaiswal, a Minister, stated that 1.2 crore Bangaladeshi reside in Bharat; and in 2016, Kiren Rijeju, Minister in the PM Modi government, stated that 2 crore Bangaladeshi reside in Bharat.
The Rohingya and Pakistani Muslims are not counted. Can we comprehend the perils of such a massive invasion into our 1.4 billion-strong nation? It is time to recognise the PM Modi government’s efforts to assess and implement necessary measures to protect the nation and its citizens.
The forced religious conversion of large numbers of people to Islam and Christianity, creating a majority minority, is the second facet of demographic shift. The Northeastern states, Kerala, parts of Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Assam, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgadh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, UP, Punjab are the worst affected under the conversion racket. A society that despises Hindu culture and customs is being developed in these areas, which are turning into the centre of anti-national activities.
A society that loves Pakistan and despises Bharat or that adores the missionary culture that undermines the nation and society. The impoverished SC, ST and OBCs are targeted by emotional traps or by providing them with meagre food or cash in order to trick them into becoming converts. To complement the robust actions taken by governments, society must take decisive action and support. To secure the area and nation, these organisations’ anti-humanitarian efforts to convert people to Islam and Christianity through unethical tactics must end immediately.
The Hindu TFR (Total Fertility Rate) is 1.94, below the replacement level of 2.1 (the rate necessary to maintain population stability from one generation to the next), according to the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5). At 2.36, the Muslim TFR is still much higher. Parts of the nation are beginning a phase of rapid population ageing because the Hindu fertility rate has fallen below the replacement level. Decades ago, fertility rates in states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka—which are predominantly Hindu but have different sociocultural structures—were much below replacement level (between 1.5 and 1.7).
Their populations are increasingly ageing. Little higher fertility rates are maintained in northern states like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. This means that the Hindu population will stabilise and then decline in absolute numbers considerably sooner than other communities. While the majority of Muslims still adhere to Shariah, marry frequently and have numerous children despite living in poverty, many Hindus only have one kid or in many cases, follow the no-child policy. The constitution, the law of the land, Hindus and the sovereignty of our wonderful nation may all suffer as a result of this severe demographic shift.
How Europe is affected
Local demographic structures are being actively altered by the arrival of sizable Muslim populations, which are mostly from areas with higher traditional fertility rates in the Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa. According to Eurostat data, the foreign-born or irregular migrant stock is heavily concentrated in younger demographics (almost 76 per cent are of working or childbearing age), whereas the native European population is ageing quickly into retirement.
Hundreds of thousands of people avoid state integration, language training and civic alignment programs because these inflows take place outside the legal structures. High concentrations of undocumented or badly integrated Muslim populations have changed public spaces in places like Malmö (Sweden), London (UK), portions of Saint-Denis (Paris, France), and localised districts in Germany. As a result, localised, unofficial religious arbitrations have supplanted established European legal and cultural institutions, causing significant conflict with indigenous cultural values. These areas are experiencing instability and unrest due to an increase in violence, rapes, and illicit activity.
Hindu population growth decreased from 84.1 per cent to 79.8 per cent between 1951 and 2011, while Muslim population growth increased from 9.8 per cent to 14.2 per cent. The nation will witness startling and concerning growth patterns following the current census, which is being conducted throughout Bharat. Therefore, any unnatural demographic change occurring in various parts of Bharat to weaken Bharat should be dealt firmly in accordance with constitutional provisions in order to protect our nation and our wonderful culture.
