fish or what? what can mean other things as well. rt?
As @rishav pointed out , its a problem of comprehension skills.
BSF pushed 18 Rohingyas into Bangladesh
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As @rishav pointed out , its a problem of comprehension skills.
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BSF gathering Rohingya to push them into Bangladesh
Md Selim Reja, Benapole
Published at 11:14 PM October 14, 2017
Last updated at 12:26 AM October 15, 2017
Their attempts were foiled by the BGB
The Indian Border Security Force has herded around 50 Rohingya women and children near the village of Putkhali in Jessore’s Benapole upazila.
Khulna 21 Border Guard Bangladesh Battalion Commander Lt Col Tariqul Hakim said BSF troopers have been herding the Rohingya refugees near the border since Saturday morning.
He said the BSF had attempted several times to push the Rohingya back in. Their attempts were foiled by the BGB.
Lt Col Tariqul also said the BGB is on high alert to ensure the BSF do not manage to push the Rohingya into Bangladesh.
The Rohingya women and children are currently living in the jungle near the BSF camp in Angrail. BGB suspect the BSF of attempting against in the cover of darkness.
On Friday, the BSF pushed in 18 Rohingya refugees via the border with Satkhira. And in the previous week, they sent 57 Rohingya people to Bangladesh.
The BSF actions are in defiance of the Indian Supreme Court ruling which explicitly said the Indian government could deport the Rohingya refugees from the country.
http://www.dhakatribune.com/banglad...ding-rohingya-women-children-push-bangladesh/
India will repeatedly keep on undertaking such nefarious activities .Its only due to the fact that the puppet government is not strong or capable enough to put pressure on any other States.
Under SHW, Bangladesh lacks the diplomacy/military muscle,even the hands of our Defence forces are under tight wraps.
The present one knows the language of appeasement coupled with begging.
Bangladeshis should not be surprised as to why India is repeatedly pushing back more Rohingyas into Bangladesh.
Md Selim Reja, Benapole
Published at 11:14 PM October 14, 2017
Last updated at 12:26 AM October 15, 2017
Their attempts were foiled by the BGB
The Indian Border Security Force has herded around 50 Rohingya women and children near the village of Putkhali in Jessore’s Benapole upazila.
Khulna 21 Border Guard Bangladesh Battalion Commander Lt Col Tariqul Hakim said BSF troopers have been herding the Rohingya refugees near the border since Saturday morning.
He said the BSF had attempted several times to push the Rohingya back in. Their attempts were foiled by the BGB.
Lt Col Tariqul also said the BGB is on high alert to ensure the BSF do not manage to push the Rohingya into Bangladesh.
The Rohingya women and children are currently living in the jungle near the BSF camp in Angrail. BGB suspect the BSF of attempting against in the cover of darkness.
On Friday, the BSF pushed in 18 Rohingya refugees via the border with Satkhira. And in the previous week, they sent 57 Rohingya people to Bangladesh.
The BSF actions are in defiance of the Indian Supreme Court ruling which explicitly said the Indian government could deport the Rohingya refugees from the country.
http://www.dhakatribune.com/banglad...ding-rohingya-women-children-push-bangladesh/
India will repeatedly keep on undertaking such nefarious activities .Its only due to the fact that the puppet government is not strong or capable enough to put pressure on any other States.
Under SHW, Bangladesh lacks the diplomacy/military muscle,even the hands of our Defence forces are under tight wraps.
The present one knows the language of appeasement coupled with begging.
Bangladeshis should not be surprised as to why India is repeatedly pushing back more Rohingyas into Bangladesh.
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India’s firm policy pushes more Rohingyas to Bangladesh
SAM Staff, October 25, 2017
India’s firm anti-Rohingya policy is triggering reverse migration with several Rohingyas, who worked as domestic help, construction labours and small-time shop-keepers, slowly moving back to Bangladesh.
According to BSF officials, at least 50 such Rohingya immigrants, who had been living in India for years, crossed over to Bangladesh over the past few weeks.
At least three big teams from Sharanpur in Uttar Pradesh, Hyderabad in Andhra Pradesh and Ambala in Punjab tried to cross over to Bangladesh through the border points in North 24 Paragana district.
The Border Security Forces apprehended some of these groups and handed them over to the local police for further legal action. According to a rough estimate, at least 40,000 Rohingya Muslims have been living in India for years now.
Central agencies monitoring the movement of Rohingyas have observed that reverse migration has started, albeit in small groups. Incidentally, this comes at a time when Indian Foreign Affairs Minister, Sushma Swaraj, is having a meeting with Bangladeshi Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, in Dhaka.
SOURCE ECONOMIC TIMES
https://southasianmonitor.com/2017/10/25/indias-firm-policy-pushes-rohingyas-bangladesh/
SAM Staff, October 25, 2017
India’s firm anti-Rohingya policy is triggering reverse migration with several Rohingyas, who worked as domestic help, construction labours and small-time shop-keepers, slowly moving back to Bangladesh.
According to BSF officials, at least 50 such Rohingya immigrants, who had been living in India for years, crossed over to Bangladesh over the past few weeks.
At least three big teams from Sharanpur in Uttar Pradesh, Hyderabad in Andhra Pradesh and Ambala in Punjab tried to cross over to Bangladesh through the border points in North 24 Paragana district.
The Border Security Forces apprehended some of these groups and handed them over to the local police for further legal action. According to a rough estimate, at least 40,000 Rohingya Muslims have been living in India for years now.
Central agencies monitoring the movement of Rohingyas have observed that reverse migration has started, albeit in small groups. Incidentally, this comes at a time when Indian Foreign Affairs Minister, Sushma Swaraj, is having a meeting with Bangladeshi Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, in Dhaka.
SOURCE ECONOMIC TIMES
https://southasianmonitor.com/2017/10/25/indias-firm-policy-pushes-rohingyas-bangladesh/
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