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"Successfully Prevented Rohingya Influx Into Country": BSF Chief
The Border Security Force has successfully prevented the influx of Rohingyas into India after they fled Myanmar, Director General of the force K K Sharma said Saturday.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre For Report On Conditions In Rohingya Camps
The Supreme Court today directed the Centre to file a "comprehensive status report" giving details of conditions in Rohingya refugee camps in various states.
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Supreme Court To Hear Pleas On Deportation Of Rohingya In January
The Supreme Court today said it would hear on January 31 a batch of pleas, including that of two Rohingya refugees who have approached it against the Centre's decision to deport Rohinigya Muslims to Myanmar.
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36,000 Rohingya In India, Terror Links Cannot Be Ruled Out: Border Security Force
Around 36,000 Rohingyas are at present there in various parts of the country and the Border Security Force (BSF) has upped its ante against illegal influx into India as their links with terror organisations cannot be ruled out, the force chief said today.
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Pakistan Should Take Away Rohingya Refugees: Union Minister Giriraj Singh
Union Minister Giriraj Singh, known for his controversial remarks, today said Pakistan should "take away" Rohingyas as Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) chief Masood Azhar "is fond of them".
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Supreme Court Will Take A Call On Rohingyas, Says Rajnath Singh
The Supreme Court will take a call on the central government's plans to deport Rohingya Muslims, who entered the country "illegally", Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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Rohingyas A Terror Threat? NDTV Finds Little Evidence Of Government Claim
As the Rohingya crisis has escalated, so has the Indian government's attempts to depict Rohingya Muslims as a security threat to India. It is an argument at the heart of the government's stand, that it cannot accept Rohingyas fleeing violence in Myanmar, and will deport those already here. But the reasons why Rohingyas, of whom an estimated 40,000 ...
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Red Alert In Manipur Along Myanmar Border Over Rohingyas
Even as the Home Ministry once again reiterated its stand on deporting Rohingya Muslims from India, the focus is now on the India-Myanmar border. The BJP-led Manipur which shares over 300 kilometres of border with Myanmar has already sounded a red alert to avert any attempt by the Rohingya who are fleeing Rakhine to enter India.
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India Working On Deportation Of Rohingyas But The Road Ahead Is Too Long
India may be trying hard to identify and establish the identities of 40,000 Rohingyas who are settled in various states, but the road ahead to deport them is tedious and long.
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India Should Not Forcibly Return Ethnic Rohingya Refugees: Human Rights Watch
India should abide by its international legal obligations and should not forcibly return ethnic Rohingya refugees to Myanmar, where they face persecution, without fairly evaluating their claims as refugees, a global human rights group has said.
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Rohingya Population Shot Up Four-Fold In 2 Yrs To 40,000, Parliament Told
The Centre on Wednesday informed the Rajya Sabha that the illegal Rohingya population in India is 40,000, which is a four-time jump from two years ago when the population of the migrant community from Myanmar in the country was 10,500.
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"Successfully Prevented Rohingya Influx Into Country": BSF Chief
The Border Security Force has successfully prevented the influx of Rohingyas into India after they fled Myanmar, Director General of the force K K Sharma said Saturday.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre For Report On Conditions In Rohingya Camps
The Supreme Court today directed the Centre to file a "comprehensive status report" giving details of conditions in Rohingya refugee camps in various states.
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Supreme Court To Hear Pleas On Deportation Of Rohingya In January
The Supreme Court today said it would hear on January 31 a batch of pleas, including that of two Rohingya refugees who have approached it against the Centre's decision to deport Rohinigya Muslims to Myanmar.
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36,000 Rohingya In India, Terror Links Cannot Be Ruled Out: Border Security Force
Around 36,000 Rohingyas are at present there in various parts of the country and the Border Security Force (BSF) has upped its ante against illegal influx into India as their links with terror organisations cannot be ruled out, the force chief said today.
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Pakistan Should Take Away Rohingya Refugees: Union Minister Giriraj Singh
Union Minister Giriraj Singh, known for his controversial remarks, today said Pakistan should "take away" Rohingyas as Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) chief Masood Azhar "is fond of them".
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Supreme Court Will Take A Call On Rohingyas, Says Rajnath Singh
The Supreme Court will take a call on the central government's plans to deport Rohingya Muslims, who entered the country "illegally", Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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Rohingyas A Terror Threat? NDTV Finds Little Evidence Of Government Claim
As the Rohingya crisis has escalated, so has the Indian government's attempts to depict Rohingya Muslims as a security threat to India. It is an argument at the heart of the government's stand, that it cannot accept Rohingyas fleeing violence in Myanmar, and will deport those already here. But the reasons why Rohingyas, of whom an estimated 40,000 ...
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Red Alert In Manipur Along Myanmar Border Over Rohingyas
Even as the Home Ministry once again reiterated its stand on deporting Rohingya Muslims from India, the focus is now on the India-Myanmar border. The BJP-led Manipur which shares over 300 kilometres of border with Myanmar has already sounded a red alert to avert any attempt by the Rohingya who are fleeing Rakhine to enter India.
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India Working On Deportation Of Rohingyas But The Road Ahead Is Too Long
India may be trying hard to identify and establish the identities of 40,000 Rohingyas who are settled in various states, but the road ahead to deport them is tedious and long.
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India Should Not Forcibly Return Ethnic Rohingya Refugees: Human Rights Watch
India should abide by its international legal obligations and should not forcibly return ethnic Rohingya refugees to Myanmar, where they face persecution, without fairly evaluating their claims as refugees, a global human rights group has said.
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Rohingya Population Shot Up Four-Fold In 2 Yrs To 40,000, Parliament Told
The Centre on Wednesday informed the Rajya Sabha that the illegal Rohingya population in India is 40,000, which is a four-time jump from two years ago when the population of the migrant community from Myanmar in the country was 10,500.
