Assam Immigration Explained | NRC, CAA, SIR & The Fear of Losing Identity

Описание: Why is immigration the most emotional and unresolved issue in Assam?

For decades, Assam has faced migration—mainly from Bangladesh—but this is not just a border issue.
It’s a question of identity, land, citizenship, and trust.

In this in-depth journalism-style explainer, we break down:
• Why immigration feels like an existential issue in Assam
• The historical roots of migration (colonial era, Partition, 1971 war)
• Why Assam is demographically fragile
• The Assam Movement (1979–85) and the Assam Accord
• Why the Accord’s promises were never fully implemented
• What went wrong with NRC and why it increased uncertainty
• Why CAA triggered protests in Assam unlike the rest of India
• What SIR (Special Identification / Investigation Drives) means on the ground
• How immigration politics affects governance, development, and trust
• What the public actually wants — beyond slogans and party politics

This video avoids noise and political shouting.
It focuses on ground reality, public sentiment, and governance impact.

Assam’s immigration issue continues not because it isn’t managed —
but because it has never been conclusively resolved.

📢 Key Question:
Will NRC, CAA, and SIR finally give Assam closure —
or will uncertainty continue?

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