Hi Selma.
This is true, in particular in the Murmagao district. Its impossible
to quantify the arrivals but its very visible when one walks through
parts of the port city. Cannot say what the orientation of the new
arrivals. As well, the rss was very active in the city for the longest
time (they hold their marches after dark!!).
Note, there was always a *lim presence in the port city ( and
remember, Goa has had Mogul influences, pre-Portuguese) but a certain
'moontri' who went from a small l*gal (sic) practice to millionaires
row in a short time is the likely magnet. As well, after the
disturbances in Hubli (I forget the exact time etc), there was a large
influx and was the talk of town.
The influx is mostly traders setting up shop to the best of my
observation and chatting my local residents.
Regards.
Pandurang.
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--- Bhandare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Dear Kamlaksh:
> also there is massive infiltration of fundamentalist
> muslims like tablighi jamat and u will soon find
> mosques and madarsas mushrooming in goa
>
> the important question is what are we doing to stop
> this?
>
> Regards
>
> Bhandare
>
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Bhandare,
I'd be curious to know if you have any statistics on
the "massive infiltration of fundamentalists" and the
mushrooming of mosques and madrasas. And what would be
your plan on stopping them?
selma
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