Increasing population is also a serious problem of India. This has made the country’s development works dwarf, livelihood extremely difficult and life-style boisterous and ugly. As a result, today 60 percent of the people of India are forced to live below the poverty line.
Vote-bank policy was at work behind the show of strength in the 1999 Lok Sabha by the so-called secular parties on the expulsion of Bangladeshi citizens from India. Fearlessly from above, if they produce more children, then the population of India will definitely increase. The most harmful side of the increasing population is the adverse effect on development works. Whatever development work the government does on the basis of the current census, it gets lost in the increasing population till its prosperity.
Unless the Central and State Governments take up a population control program with a strong will, give up minority favoritism and forcefully deport illegal citizens to the countries of which they are citizens, population control in India will be a star in the sky. It will prove to be broken, that means the problem of increasing population in India will never end.