Thousands of Rohingya Muslims have made their way into the interior of India from the north-eastern states of Sikkim and Mizoram through dense forests, avoiding guards along the Myanmar border. To stop them, a lot of strictness is being taken, and arrests are also being made at different places. Still, the Rohingya, considered a security threat, are reaching the Nepal border from the northeast via Bengal, Assam, Jharkhand, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh. Not only this, they have camped by train from Bengal to the capital of the country, Delhi, and then from there to the sensitive Jammu and Kashmir bordering Pakistan. After the entry of the Rohingya into India from the Myanmar border, the way, and means of reaching their safe havens, helpers, and distant states in different states.
who are Rohingya
Out of Myanmar's 3.3 million population, the Rohingya population in Rakhine province is more than 1 million. Their lineage comes from Arabic, Turkish, Persian, Mughal, Pathan, local Bengali, and Rakhine. They are also settled in Pakistan (2.5 to 3.5 lakh), Saudi Arabia (2.5 to 5 lakh), Bangladesh (2 to 5 lakh), Malaysia (20 to 45 thousand), and Thailand (three to 20 thousand).
that's how it started
The British ruled Myanmar (then Burma) from 1824 and sent laborers from other countries to Myanmar for rice production. In the 17th century, the Rohingya came to Myanmar from part of the Indian subcontinent (now Bangladesh) under this policy.
Reasons to flee Myanmar
Things changed in 1962 when the army took over. After this, atrocities started on Rohingya Muslims under continuous military rule. Thousands of Bangladeshis went to Myanmar in 1971 in the war of independence of Bangladesh. In 1978 the Myanmar government began to expel refugees. The Rohingya people were very similar to Bangladeshi refugees and hence came under attack. Now due to junta i.e. military government in Myanmar, once again Rohingya are leaving the country and coming to India due to the border with Sikkim and Mizoram.
a fixed price for each paper
Rohingya Muslims, who have got their deep roots in India, also get the necessary documents from here. There is also a fixed price for each document. According to the information received, five thousand rupees for election card, 10 thousand rupees for ration card, 25 thousand rupees for Aadhar card, one lakh rupees for passport, and 10 thousand rupees for reaching Nepal.
Uttarakhand: Way to reach Nepal
The Rohingyas, settled on the Nepal border adjacent to Uttarakhand, reached western Nepal through the border of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. According to security agencies, 10 families settled in Nepal after traveling about 1,236 km from the Raxaul border in Bihar. Where they are getting funding from jihadi groups like the Islamic Federation of Nepal. In the Nepalese districts adjoining Uttarakhand, 30 families have even made houses. About 378 Rohingyas have also bought land in the Nepalese areas adjoining the Gorakhpur-Basti division. Rohingyas are getting all facilities. It starts with making fake election cards. Rates are fixed.
Bengal: Traveling from here to Delhi-Mumbai
In Cooch Behar, Malda, Alipurduar, Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling, Uttar Dinajpur, and Dakshin Dinajpur districts of Bengal, Rohingyas live in hiding among the Muslims here. In Darjeeling and other places, through touts, they get fake certificates for three-four thousand rupees. No one is ready to say anything officially in this regard. Through Assam, they use the North-East Corridor Siliguri to reach Delhi, Mumbai, etc. According to official sources, more than a dozen Rohingyas have been arrested in Siliguri and surrounding areas in the last two years. On March 16, the Railway Police arrested seven Rohingyas. Taking them Zubair told during interrogation that he was taking everyone from Kumarghat in Assam to Delhi by Kanchenjunga Express. On 9 February 2019, six Rohingyas were arrested from the Khoribari area near Siliguri. All of them came to India via Myanmar.
East, West Champaran, Supaul, Araria to the border
According to security agencies, a large number of Rohingyas have reached Nepal via Chor Paths (open border) of West Champaran, East Champaran, Sitamarhi, Madhubani, Supaul, and Araria, and Kishanganj in Bihar via Bengal. Their first major consignment has passed through here in the middle of 2018-19.
Uttar Pradesh: Has set deep roots
Rohingyas have established their deep roots in the state. In the investigation of the investigating agencies, the facts of more than 1,700 Rohingya camps in the state have come to the fore. The ATS is specifically investigating them and in the last two years, gangs who infiltrated Rohingyas on contract to Bangladeshis have been caught. After bringing the Rohingya into the Indian border with the help of forged documents, they are first registered with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHRC), and then they are given asylum by changing their identity in different districts. They have settled in Aligarh, Unnao, Agra, Kanpur, Mathura, and other districts in the state. Especially, they are used in meat factories and cleaning work. The possibility of Rohingyas easily getting involved in anti-national activities in the greed of little money cannot be ruled out. After coming to India, he changes his identity and goes to the Gulf countries as well. ADG Law and Order, UP, Prashant Kumar said that till now many Rohingyas living in Uttar Pradesh by changing their identity have been caught. Since these can become a threat to internal security, the ATS is investigating them thoroughly. Many gangs who infiltrated them are being investigated.
Jammu and Kashmir: More than six thousand Rohingya settled, conspiracy to change the demography
Thousands of Rohingyas have settled in Jammu and Kashmir via Bengal to Delhi. Most of the Rohingyas are settled around Jammu city and this is seen as a conspiracy to change the demography of Jammu. In this, many social organizations and politicians who bake bread in the name of religion have been indirectly involved. The Rohingyas reached Delhi via Kolkata and then from there to Jammu by filling the train. Some elements active here make arrangements for their immediate accommodation and other facilities. According to the Jammu and Kashmir administration, there are 13,400 residents of Myanmar and Bangladesh. Of these, 6,523 are Rohingya. 6,461 are in the Jammu division and 62 in Kashmir. Their hideouts are in Jammu, Samba, Doda, Poonch, and Anantnag. He is also active in crime. In March last, some Rohingyas operating in sensitive areas of Kishtwar, Doda was caught. The Jammu and Kashmir High Court on April 4 asked the Rohingyas and infiltrators to be identified and listed within six weeks.
Most convenient to come from Gorakhpur
The most favorable for the Rohingya to go to Nepal has been the border with the Maharajganj district of the Gorakhpur division. Here on January 6, 2021, shocking facts came to the fore. Azizullah, a Rohingya who settled in Samarth village in Sant Kabir Nagar district, was arrested. After this, on February 28, Muhammad Farooq and Hasan, living on Kamela Road in Aligarh, were apprehended. Farooq's brother Shahid, who lived in Unnao, was nabbed by the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on March 1. Azizullah had reached Bengal to Bihar and then Gorakhpur by train. Got a passport made here at a fake address for about one lakh rupees. He was preparing to go abroad.
Bihar: reached the border areas
Rohingya Muslims have entered some areas of Araria, Kishanganj, and Supaul districts bordering Nepal. Intelligence officials confirm that Rohingya have entered these areas. Although the administrative officials are not accepting this, a social survey of these areas has not been done for a long time.
Jharkhand: Entering the state from Murshidabad
Police have been getting intelligence information about Rohingya Muslims living in many parts of Jharkhand. If there is a serious investigation, thousands of Rohingya will be found. In April 2020, three Rohingya Muslims were arrested from the Bank More area of Dhanbad. Intelligence agencies were activated but the investigation did not proceed. In Lohardaga too, two years ago, there was a fear of involvement of Bangladeshi and Rohingya in the deadly attack, arson, and stone-pelting on a procession in support of the National Register of Citizens and Citizenship Amendment Act. According to the intelligence agency, Rohingyas enter Jharkhand from Murshidabad in Bengal. There is talk of getting protection from the Popular Front of India also in the report of the intelligence agency.
Delhi: Around 500 families living in Kalindi Kunj
About 500 Rohingya families live in slums located in Shram Vihar of Kalindi Kunj in the national capital. This number is increasing day by day. Many have built their slums in Yamuna Khadar. Many Rohingya do not even have a refugee identity card. They have secretly crossed the border and reached Delhi via different states. There are more than one and a half thousand Rohingyas in the Rohingya camp located in Shram Vihar. They have also been found involved in many street crimes including robbery and snatching. Now Molaband Extension, Haji Makki Masjid Colony, etc. have made a base.
presence here
Apart from Bengal, Bihar, the presence of Rohingya has also been found in Varanasi, Meerut, Bijnor, Bahraich, Gorakhpur, Sant Kabir Nagar, Maharajganj, Siddharthnagar, Bareilly in UP.
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