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Mizoram Assembly has passed a bill that seeks to detect “illegal migrants” at the village and town level and bring in punitive measures for those making a false statement during the exercise.
The Mizoram Maintenance of Household Register Bill, 2019
The bill is aimed at Chakma residents, who are often suspected to be illegal migrants from neighbouring Bangladesh.
It shall be the responsibility of every householder as well as every member of household in the state to furnish all such information, particulars and passport-size photographs of the members of the household as may be required by the registering authorities reads the bill.
The Bill further states that once the information prescribed by the state government is received, the concerned registering authority will compile the details in two distinct registers- one for the citizen residents and another for non-citizen residents of a village/area/town.
Information furnished by individuals for the registers would be verified and counter-signed by the president of the local branch of the state-level NGOs as may be designated by the state government from time to time.
The Bill says that all government departments and police may use the household registers for administrative purposes, during implementation of development schemes and law enforcement.
Why such move?
Influx of foreigners into Mizoram through its porous borders has remained a serious concern for several decades.
Mizoram has 510-km unfenced borders with Myanmar and 318-km with Bangladesh.
In many cases the benefit of development and welfare programmes are found eaten away to a large extent by such foreigners who clandestinely stayed back and got assimilated in the people.
By: VISHAL GOYAL ProfileResourcesReport error
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