The Rohingyas, who took shelter in India, were not allowed to leave the camp

Myanmar has ordered the Rohingya refugees not to leave outside camps in India. According to the directive given by the Indian Home Ministry, the concerned state will have to take proper action so that Rohingya can not go outside the camp in different states of India.

According to various media sources on Tuesday, the central home ministry has sent a letter to the chief secretaries of various states. There are four commands in it. First of all, the number of Rohingya refugees in the camp, to calculate them. Secondly, do not let the Rohingya take shelter outside camp. Thirdly, register the personal information of every Rohingya with biometrics. Fourth, keep an eye on the Rohingya refugees who do not issue Aadhar card or any other identity card. It is known that India has given this direction for the sake of security.

According to state estimates, in the last one year, 40 thousand Rohingya refugees in different states of India. Of these, 7,996 people in Jammu and Kashmir, 3,559 in Hyderabad, 1 114 people in Meiyat in Haryana, 1 thousand 200 in the western region of Uttar Pradesh, 1 thousand 61 people in Delhi and 400 in Jaipur in Rajasthan. In addition, Rohingya took shelter in West Bengal, Assam and several other states.