Led by the party chairman Harsh Dev Singh, the activists wore black gowns printed with slogans like "Quit Jammu Rohingyas-Bangladeshis" as they staged a demonstration against the state government for the settlement in Jammu, the home of Dogra population.
"It is conspiracy to to reduce Dogra population to minority in their bastion Jammu by engineering demographic changes," Singh told reporters.
He claimed that the ingression and unlawful settlement of Rohingyas and Bangladeshis in Jammu is a grave threat to the cultural, historical and religious identity of Dogras.
He said that the Jammu and Kashmir government had admitted on the floor of the House that there were several thousands of Burmese and Bangladeshi immigrants who had been unlawfully settled in the outskirts of Jammu city and Samba by several NGOs and Madrasas.
Earlier, thousands of Tibetan Muslim refugees who were forced to flee China had also been inhabited by the state government in the colonies located at Idgah, Badamwari and Gulshan Mohalla in Kashmir and Ladakh, Singh said.
He said the events like mass exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley, communal and fascist ideology of the separatists, and the state government's silence over the unlawful settlement of foreign nationals was undoubtedly manipulative and dangerous.
Hitting out at the Centre for its despicable apathy in addressing the grave issue, he said that the BJP leadership was merely issuing press statements for public and media consumption with all their jingoistic claims falling flat.
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