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The people of Bengal are no longer silent spectators to the state’s changing demography. From border villages to urban pockets, ordinary Bengalis are speaking out about how unchecked infiltration, fake documents and political appeasement are altering their lives and identities. Once 78% in 1951, the Hindu population has steadily declined to near 70% in 2011, while the Muslim share has risen from 20% to over 27%—with estimates crossing 30–35% today. Residents share how this shift has forced Hindus to migrate, triggered tensions in districts like Sandeshkhali and Murshidabad, and deepened fears of cultural displacement. These are the voices from Bengal—raw, unfiltered, and warning of a demographic invasion that is reshaping the state forever.     #VoicesFromBengal  #DemographicInvasion  #HinduExodus  #TMCAppeasement  #SaveBengal

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00:00বྭીજીતેરલે તેર્રલે તેંરીવેરેરણેણેલ હીણેણેડેણે સેણે વારભેણેદ થીણેણેણે શેણેણેણેણે

00:30What did you think about this?

00:34The last one was a minute-minute-minute.

00:37I was a few minutes.

00:39I was surprised that the last one was a lot of people.

00:44They were poor, but they were poor.

00:47They were poor, but they were poor.

00:51They were poor, they were poor.

00:55They were poor, they were poor,

00:56We have to get rid of the water and pressure.

01:03A.B.S.A.M.A.T.

01:05I have to say that this situation,

01:08we can see that this government has been successful.

01:11The current situation has been a lot more,

01:14even as a result of Indra is a lot.

01:16There is no way to get rid of this situation.

01:20Even as we can't talk about Indra,

01:23we can't find it on Facebook.

01:25We will arrest them.

01:26It was the first time we saw that we had an arrest in the CRS.

01:36We saw that we had an arrest in this area.

01:39The police was not the first step.

01:41It was the case.

01:44No, it wasn't necessary.

01:46We didn't know how to do this.

01:49We didn't know how to do this.

01:51We didn't know how to do this.

01:53?

02:03?

02:17?

02:18?

02:21?

02:22I am watching TV channel and I am watching the news.

02:29What is happening in 2020?

02:34What is happening in our government?

02:37What is happening in our government?

02:40We are going to hear about it in the next few days.

02:43What is happening in our government?

02:48the community.

02:50We have to raise our money.

02:52This is something we have to raise our money.

02:56And in the next few days,

02:59the product is the only way we can go

03:02and make sure that we have to raise our money.

03:06And we have to raise our money for that.

03:10The money that we have invested in in the city

03:14will not be able to raise our money,

03:16it was a great example.

03:21We also had a significant amount of time,

03:23and it was just a long time.

03:26What was theviewee and theWhat family?

03:30It was just like people,

03:32that know what they do and what do they do.

03:34You can't see them in the country.

03:37If they're not doing it,

03:38then they should take a call.

03:40They will take a call.

03:41As we are going to take a call,

03:43She was 18-18.

03:47She went to work here.

03:48She was told...

03:51I was told, she was a black kinspiri.

03:54She was told to work out.

03:56What about the real statement of the person who was black lisa to kill her?

03:59What more does the person think of the person who was black?

04:03She was the king and the guy doesn't know what she was.

04:06She walked out.

04:08She took a little long and was the king's mule.

04:10If you pay a rent, you pay a rent.

04:14If you pay a rent, you pay pay.

04:16Give pay a rent.

04:18Then pay you pay.

04:19You pay a rent you pay.

04:21That's not good.

04:22But if you pay tax, you pay a rent.

04:25You pay all the money.

04:27I pay all the money.

04:29I pay for that.

04:30But why do you pay tax?

04:32The rents are mostly in the United States.

04:35The rents, the rents, the rents, the rents, the rents.

04:38You see, a police intern was called for two years before,

04:43and you had to find out who was the only one.

04:46So, this is the case and the police were pointing out.

04:52I mean, there are no injuries, but the case for it is not the case.

04:59I cannot handle it.

05:01Would you say, the police belong to you?

05:02No, the police belong to you.

05:04It's not a police thing, it's not a police thing.

05:07It's not a police thing.

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