Lucknow: Due to the violence and rioting that have broken out since the murder of a Muslim kid in France, the entire world is taking the subject of illegal immigration seriously. Different responses to this subject are coming from people all across the world. In contrast, BJP MLA Dr. Rajeshwar Singh has issued a warning to everyone on the demographic changes brought on by illegal immigration.
Dr. Rajeshwar Singh, who gave his honest view on the hot-button issues facing the nation and overseas, called attention to the demographic shift occurring in France and issued a warning about the problem’s spreading roots in India as well.
In the next 40 years, France could become a majority-Muslim Nation: Dr. Rajeshwar Singh
He remarked in a tweet from his official Twitter account that the demographic worries are valid. certainly aware of how serious this problem is. He described how uncontrolled immigration is causing France, the first nation in the world to value peace, to burn.
Demographic concerns are REAL!
As France continues to burn, it reminds us of what unchecked immigration can do to a peace-loving first-world country.
The Washington Times published a report on Sept 26, 2017 predicting that France may have Muslim majority in the next 40 years!… https://t.co/akxvUG1SJX pic.twitter.com/Y379TPw19y
— Rajeshwar Singh (@RajeshwarS73) July 6, 2023
According to Dr. Rajeshwar Singh, a worldwide news media institute forecasted in 2017 that France would have a majority of Muslims within the next 40 years. In France, the average birth rate for white or native women is 1.4 children, compared to 3.4 to 4 children for Muslim women.
Dr. Rajeshwar Singh warned against illegal immigration
According to Dr. Rajeshwar Singh, illegal immigration is a problem in many areas of India as well. He asserted that it is now imperative that we recognise the gravity of the situation and take immediate action to address it. Let us point you that Dr. Rajeshwar Singh has previously expressed his thoughts on the demographic changes occurring in the nation.
He visited Kerala, West Bengal, and Jammu and Kashmir even after the movie “The Kerala Story” came out. Concern was expressed regarding the ongoing demographic change.
