Summary:
The study also found a high 22-25% growth rate in Muslim population as compared to 8-10% of other communities. "The BSF study also names a personage of Jaisalmer (name withheld), who often travels to Pakistan, has business interests there and has emerged as an influential political influence. The growing communal divide is reflected in the "Hindu community believes that unbalanced rate of Muslim population increase is disturbing the communal harmony of their village. "The activities of Hindu right-wing organiastions have made Hindus in the village of Mohangarh, Nachna and Pokaharan more concerned about their religion. The membership in such organisations is increasing and they are extending their horizons at different spheres of religious activities ranging from training, monetary and communal support to education..