Rohingya refugees in the Nuh district get detained by the Haryana police for their association with recent racial violence in the Nuh. The local police claim,” We got the names of individuals who participated in the July 31st violence, and we have proof. Because of it, our teams caught them.” The Rohingya Human Rights Initiative, an NGO, explains that refugees are rickshaw pullers, ragpickers, and vegetable sellers. The police forced the refugees out of their residences due to an unexpected razing.
Several Rohingya refugees suffered arrest concerning the communal violence in Nuh
The UNHCR acknowledged 16,000 Rohingya refugees in India. According to government estimates, more than 40,000 Rohingya refugees in India, with Jammu and the surrounding area having the highest concentration.
Haryana Police detained many Rohingya
Many Rohingya refugees got detained by the Haryana Police for association with the recent racial violence in the Nuh district. The destruction drive took out because Rohingya refugees had illegitimately occupied Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran’s property in Tauru, according to Nuh Superintendent of Police Narender Bijarniya.
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The Haryana Police claim to have proof
Yet, a few people are still known for hurling stones and joining the crowd during the assault on the 31st of last month. “We finally obtained the identities of those who participated in the violence and now have evidence. Because of it, our teams caught them,” Nuh Superintendent of Police Narender Bijarniya said, according to HT.
Sabber Kyaw Min, director of an NGO
In the words of Sabber Kyaw Min, creator and director of the Rohingya Human Rights Initiative, an NGO that works to better the community, almost all refugees residing in these shelters are rickshaw pullers, ragpickers, and vegetable vendors.
Sabber Kyaw Min’s statement
“The FRRO agents were aware during the refugee camp that they possessed a list of at least 17 refugees, and they selected some of them. They were known among them for having participated in the violence,” he stated.
According to Min, the refugees were forced out of their residences on Thursday as an unexpected razing carried out by heavily armed forces. Since several of them had to show up before a specialized division of the police, everyone was afraid of arbitrary imprisonment.
The NGO will help the police if any refugees participate in illegal activity, Min continued, but carrying out such searches makes the refugees feel uneasy and persecuted. “This is a discriminatory act and wrongful practice against them. People in the camps are worried, and their circumstance is dire. They treat them as though they were dacoits or offenders. They’re just trying to get by,” he said.
About Rohingya’s
The Rohingya are primarily Muslim refugees from Myanmar who left their country after authorities began targeted violence against the ethnic group in 2017.
The UNHCR acknowledged 16,000 Rohingya refugees in India. According to government estimates, more than 40,000 Rohingya refugees in India, with Jammu and the surrounding area having the highest concentration.
Police bulldozed Rohingya shanties
Local police reported that they bulldozed the shanties in Rohingya camps in Nuh’s Tauru neighborhood on Thursday. They also stated that their team discovered the accused among Rohingya refugees who purportedly participated in the violence in the region on July 31.
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