Good News: Have issued detailed instructions for deportation of Rohingya Muslims, government says

[sorcerer]

Kumar, 76, served has the editor of two journals, Dialogue and Chintan Srijan, published by Astha Bharati, a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting "India's unity and integrity."

The online news outlet, Scroll, has previously reported on the opinions that Kumar has professed over the course of years, including, "There is none in India, who has suffered more due to intolerance than Narendra Modi."

So these assholes will fart what NGOs want to fart from time to time.
That means the NDA GOvt in power now is indeed doing the right thing banning the NGos.
as these brain deads like Ku mar never hesitate to use their brand to please their masters for creating havoc in India and driving divide among the sentiments also promoting agenda of anti national agencies who work at society level.

 

[F-14B]

makes you wonder dose it not

 

[Nicky G]

As expected, SC will make sure very few get deported, if any.

Why do we need elections? Let the courts run everything.

 

[Dark Sorrow]

On a serious note has GoI released an action plan on how is it going to deport Rohingya??? Last time I checked they where stateless and Myanmar is not going to accept them. So where are we going to deport them to???

 

[dhananjay1]

As expected, SC will make sure very few get deported, if any.

Why do we need elections? Let the courts run everything.

If this government has any balls, they should start deporting Rohingyas and put these supreme clowns in their place. But that would be expecting too much.

 

[Nicky G]

If this government has any balls, they should start deporting Rohingyas and put these supreme clowns in their place. But that would be expecting too much.

No government wants to take the judiciary head on. A vengeful judiciary can block all sorts of stuff.

 

[pankaj nema]

No government wants to take the judiciary head on. A vengeful judiciary can block all sorts of stuff.

The Government needs A New LAW

They should have first amended the law or brought an ordinance

This issue has become political; both sides representing
an ideology and a vote bank

Today UP Govt and Yogi has also jumped in

Best thing is to destroy their shanties in winter

You know what will happen

 

[pankaj nema]

No government wants to take the judiciary head on. A vengeful judiciary can block all sorts of stuff.

SC judgements can be ignored ; after a while SC will loose interest

Have the Central and State Govt implemented all previous judgements

Courts cannot dismiss the Govt

If Courts were everything then UP and Bihar would be in a much better shape

 

[Nicky G]

The Government needs A New LAW

They should have first amended the law or brought an ordinance

This issue has become political; both sides representing
an ideology and a vote bank

Today UP Govt and Yogi has also jumped in

Best thing is to destroy their shanties in winter

You know what will happen

Law for what? Deporting illegals? The government can already do that. SC intervention has no legal basis.

SC judgements can be ignored ; after a while SC will loose interest

Have the Central and State Govt implemented all previous judgements

Courts cannot dismiss the Govt

If Courts were everything then UP and Bihar would be in a much better shape

It will in some cases like police reform, it won't in this or the cracker cases. There is larger agenda at play.

 

[indus]

SC has put stay on deportation of Rohingyas till matter is decided upon. What are options for the Govt coz it cannot move ahead and cases take years to be decided

 

[LOYALBHARTI8]

Government doesn't have to do everything by the book. Put all our internal intelligence agencies and all the touts to work and make sure each one of this Rohingyas is out of our nation.

 

[dhananjay1]

ISIS Training 2,000 Rohingyas To Carry Out Suicide Attacks In Nagaland, Claim Police

https://www.indiatimes.com/news/ind...s-isis-to-attack-nagaland-reports-331603.html

 

[pankaj nema]

SC hasn’t given any reprieve, Rohingya will be deported: MHA

The ministry had issued instructions to states and Union Territories on August 8

http://indianexpress.com/article/in...prieve-rohingya-will-be-deported-mha-4889464/

 

[sorcerer]

ISIS training 2,000 Rohingyas to strike inside Nagaland: Report


The intelligence branch of Nagaland Police on Thursday warned against a likely attack in the state by the Rohingyas, highlighting the threat that the illegal immigrants pose to national security.

Notably, the Centre is of the view that some Rohingyas have links with Pakistan and Bangladesh-based terror outfits and hence, shall be deported. The Supreme Court, however, on Friday asked the government to strike a balance between national security, economic interests and humanitarian considerations with regard to the Rohingya women, children, old, sick and infirm.

The Nagaland Intelligence sources confirmed that the Imam of Dimapur is contacting the Rohingya rebels and has commenced collecting a huge amount of arms and ammunition from Bangladesh.

According to officials, 2,000 Muslims have volunteered to take up arms against the Nagas, if the latter try to drive them out.
The Imam is planning to attack Hebron and Kehoi camps post which it will be convenient for them to capture Nagaland.

Around 20 ISIS terrorists have entered Nagaland and are training the volunteers.

Suicide bomb attacks and bomb blasts are likely throughout Nagaland.

The authorities have directed to track the movement of Muslims in Dimapur.

Highlighting the gravity of the Rohingya influx, BSF Inspector General (retd) VK Gaur stated that the forces deployed for refugee camps restrict the entry of genuine global relief agencies to makeshift refugee camps.
However, several radical Islamic organisations are active inside the camps.

Gaur said, "It is believed that Pakistan's Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), elements from al Qaeda, Jamaat-e-Islami, Chhatra Shibir, ISI and some other Islamist groups have infiltrated the camps as relief workers for distributing relief material from Islamic countries."]]


They have picked up a significant number of young refugees for arms training. It is learnt that during the night such people are whisked away in vehicles of security forces to three districts including Bandarban and Khagrachari. Needless to say that there are several elements in armed forces who are supporters of ISI and oppose Indo- Bangladesh amity," he added.

Around 140 vulnerable spots have been identified along the 4096-km-long Indo-Bangladesh border from where Muslim Rohingya can cross over to India.

The Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority, are denied citizenship under a 1982 Myanmar citizenship law. The Myanmar government recognizes them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.

A crackdown by the Myanmarese Army, launched in response to attacks by the Rohingya militants on August 25, has pushed vast numbers of refugees from the stateless Muslim minority across the Bangladesh border. The violence has incubated a humanitarian crisis on both sides of the border.

Lately, dead bodies of Hindu Rohingya killed mercilessly by the Rohingya Muslims were exhumed in Myanmar.


http://www.timesnownews.com/india/a...le-dimapur-pakistan-bangladesh-myanmar/106444

 

[Nicky G]

SC hasn’t given any reprieve, Rohingya will be deported: MHA

The ministry had issued instructions to states and Union Territories on August 8

http://indianexpress.com/article/in...prieve-rohingya-will-be-deported-mha-4889464/

Not yet, explicitly anyway; but they are clearly tilting towards that.

 

[LETHALFORCE]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahom...-history-Rohingya-jihad-starts-Partition.html


'Long history of Rohingya jihad starts with Partition'

 

[AmoghaVarsha]

Not yet, explicitly anyway; but they are clearly tilting towards that.

Expect a ordinance then.The govt will not back down easily.

 

[Suryavanshi]

Fuck the supreme court, I spit in their faces fucking ******s

 

[Vishwarupa]

These people have signed the letter to PM Modi to stop Deportation of Rohingyas:

1. Prashant Bhushan, Human Rights Lawyer
2. Shashi Tharoor, Member of Parliament
3. Kamini Jaiswal, Human Rights Lawyer
4. Harsh Mander, Human Rights activist
5. KC Singh, Former Indian Ambassador to UAE
6. G.K. Pillai, Former Union Home Secretary
7. D.P. Tripathi, Member of Parliament
8. P Chidambaram, Former Union Home Minister
9. Raju Ramachandran, Lawyer
10. Majeed Memon, Member of Parliament
11. Karan Thapar, Journalist
12. Sagarika Ghose, Journalist
13. Ajai Shukla, Columnist and former Indian Army officer
14. Miloon Kothari, Former United Nations Special Rapporteur
15. Manoj Mitta, Journalist & Writer
16. Nupur Basu, Journalist
17. Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay, Writer and Journalist
18. Yogendra Yadav, Political Scientist
19. John Dayal, Activist
20. Teesta Setalvad, Journalist and civil rights activist
21. Mitali Saran, Columnist and Writer
22. Ritu Menon, Activist
23. Farah Naqvi, Writer and Activist
24. Arvind Narain, Human Rights Lawyer
25. Sudha Bharadwaj, Trade Unionist & Human Rights Lawyer.
26. Fr. Cedric Prakash, Human Rights Activist
27. Cyrus Guzder, Businessman and Philanthropist
28. Anil Dharker, Journalist and Writer
29. Ravi Kulkarni, Lawyer
30. Gulam Pesh Imam, Businessman
31. Shakuntala Kulkarni, Artist
32. Chitra Palekar, Theatre Activist
33. Nandan Maluste, Finance Consultant
34. Javed Anand, Journalist and human rights activist
35. Urvashi Butalia, Writer and Activist
36. Swara Bhaskar, Actress
37. Sanjay Rajoura, Political Stand-up
38. Pritish Nandy, Journalist
39. Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, Journalist
40. Sanjay Kak, Filmmaker
41. Gauri Gill, Artist
42. Ram Rahman, Photographer
43. Kanwar Sandhu, Political leader
44. Apoorvanand, Academic
45. Anuradha Chenoy, Academic
46. Lawrence Liang, Human Rights Lawyer and Academic
47. Nivedita Menon, Academic
48. Dilip Simeon, Academic
49. Vijay Rukmini Rao, Social Activist
50. Biraj Patnaik, Social Activist
51. Shoba Mathai, Entrepreneur

Just for the records.

 

[Prashant12]

India’s firm policy pushes more Rohingyas to Bangladesh


KOLKATA: 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.

"Following the interrogation of some Rohingya immigrants who were apprehended, it appears that the people under whom they were working, had asked them to leave. " a senior BSF official said.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ingyas-to-bangladesh/articleshow/61192535.cms