Haha, I think before blaming Australia, they should resolve this problem before. I thought India was a free country with freedom to go anywhere we want to. Oh well, I guess SS wants to build a new country in Mumbai.šš¼ Just see, BT and Co will be the only ones carry a Mumbai passport, I tell ya.š Now I don't think Aussies are doing anything worng. If there is internal conflict within this country itself, how can we blame them for racism?
@ 'migrants': ROFLš¤£š¤£SS is the funninest s**t I've ever seen
Freedom of movement does not create any problems when all the regions are somewhat equally developed and there is a symbiotic relationship. That is why you will see free movement within the west European countries even though they are separate nations. As soon as the relation starts tending towards parasitic, problem arises. Mumbai or Maharashtra at large, has nothing much to gain from UP or Bihar except as a market and even that market is not very developed on purchasing power. Not many (if any) Marathis will go there to find work.
This problem of people migrating from one state to another, especially from UP and Bihar to Mumbai and Kolkata, is not a new one and has existed for a long time. It's not Shiv Sena's fault that nothing has been done so far to provide these people with some job in their state itself. If anyone is to be blamed then it's the politicians of those states, who held back their state from progressing, and the people who elected them.
Now we see Nitish Kumar working to improve Bihar and it is growing at a stupendous rate. If this growth is sustained and no Lalu Yadav comes in between, you'll see a steady a drop in Biharis migrating to other parts.
IMO, bashing Shiv Sena serves no purpose, cos whenever and wherever there is uncontrolled migration, such problems are bound to arise. Instead of bashing the Shiv Sena whose reaction is just a symptom, the people of every region should concentrate on the root cause, i.e. development.