The workers of Dogra Front and Shiv Sena, led by its president Ashok Gupta, took out the protest march in old Jammu against illegal settlement of Bangladeshi Rohingyas in the outskirts of the city.
"Jammu and Kashmir is a sensitive state and is reeling under so many threats ranging from terrorism, communal tensions, cold war and now infiltration of Rohingyas.
"Most of these Bangladeshis are beggars and street hawkers who are acquainted with the nook and corners of Jammu, which in terms of security is a very big threat," Gupta said.
Several thousands of Rohingya immigrants, who were forced to leave their native land, entered India through porous Indo-Bangladesh border. Reportedly, many Burmese families had unlawfully settled in the outskirts of Jammu city during last three years or so.
Smelling a deep rooted conspiracy behind the settlement these immigrants in Jammu region, Gupta said, "It had been reported that these people had clandestinely managed Permanent Resident Certificates, identity cards, ration cards and water and electricity connections for their daily needs with the help of some politicians and officials in the administration."