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| Jammu wants immediate identification, deportation of Rohingyas | | Internal Assessment by PM' | | Early Times Report
Jammu, June 6: The assessment conducted on the recent visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the state's all the three regions of the State, Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh, says that the people of Jammu were not satisfied with the Union Government's stance on Rohingya Muslims settled in different parts of Jammu and that they wanted their immediate identification and deportation from Jammu.
"The assessment…said that political parties in Jammu are not satisfied with the Centre's stance on Rohingya and want immediate action on their identification and deportation. Following this, the Home Ministry issued a fresh advisory last Friday to the J&K government to restrict Rohingya to their designated camps," a report from New Delhi on Wednesday said.
On June 4, the Home Ministry had asked J&K Government and other states to "confine Rohingya settlers to pre-identified locations within their respective jurisdictions, record their personal particulars, including biometric details, and not to issue them Aadhaar number or any other identity proof".
In a separate letter to the Chief Secretary of J&K Government on June 2, the Home Ministry had highlighted the "security risks posed by some of those Rohingya/foreigners who entered India illegally and were involved in illegal activities such a fraudulent procurement and/or fabrication of Indian identity cards - PAN, voter IDs etc - money laundering, crimes and other anti-national activities," a report from New Delhi had on June 4 said. The letter, according to the report, also said that "some of the Rohingyas are also vulnerable to radicalization".
Now that the Prime Minister is fully aware of the stand of Jammu on the Rohingyas, it is hoped that the Government of India would appreciate it and deport Rohingyas from Jammu. |
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