But their women come here to collect scrap paper. Our women did not do any work.

Look, I’ll tell you, every man…. Every community has its own philosophy. I do not know about theirs. But their women come here to collect scrap paper. Our women did not do any work. I have got to know there is a park here where they have 500 tents. From many years. That community, their Muslim societies might be helping them. I do not know. Why? That community, I understand, is still backward. They are weak. Understood? They have 500 tents. They live in tents. We did not stay in tents for 5 years. We took over whatever the Muslims left behind. Yes? Or, those who were the biggest [most prosperous] whose possessions had survived, they came and they started their businesses. I do not know what their livelihood is. Our people never took this long. Assamese Muslims are here. They do not even have experience of farming. Our people had experience of running a business. So everywhere they did business. Whatever they could. Just like the examples I told you, some people opened a barber's shop. We have done work, have not asked [begged].… They are here from 5 to 4 years, I have got to know. But they do not have any experience of business yet, I think. What do they do? I just see that they are poor.

I do not remember theirs. They work hard, they do mazdoori, I have not seen them in business. I have not seen these Assamese doing any work besides this scrap paper. Now they have two wives, two children, two girls. You understand?