Bangladesh
Balukhali Fire Some Rohingyas are committing crimes to prevent repatriation
Dhaka, March 25: Fighting, killing, abduction, rape and other criminal activities are being organized in the Rohingya camps at Ukhia-Teknaf in Cox's Bazar. There are even fires in the camp. And a section of Rohingyas claim that these activities are being done intentionally. They say this is being done to prevent them from returning to their homeland Myanmar.
Last Monday (March 22) a terrible fire broke out in the Balukhali Rohingya camp in Ukhia. It has so far reported 11 deaths. Ordinary Rohingyas, who did not want to be named, are claiming that the fire was planned.
According to unconfirmed Rohingya sources, in September 2016, about 6 lakh Rohingyas took refuge in Bangladesh to save their lives after being forcibly displaced due to ethnic persecution.
Before the arrival of this Rohingya in 2016, from the beginning of the nineties, about 3 to 4 lakh more Rohingyas entered Bangladesh due to various reasons. The world's largest refugee center was set up in 34 camps on 10,000 acres of hilly land in Ukhia-Teknaf with about 1.1 million Rohingyas, both old and new. The whole world started criticizing Myanmar for this extremely inhumane act against the Rohingyas and started criticizing it in various ways. Since then, the Myanmar junta has been trying to portray the Rohingya as terrorists.
Sources claim that Myanmar's military junta has organized various criminal activities including fighting, killing, abduction and rape by manipulating the people in the camp.
Some Myanmar-funded media outlets have been quick to report on organized crime by the Rohingya. The Myanmar army is collecting and storing these reports again.
The source claimed that Myanmar was using the money to prove that the Rohingya were criminals and extremists in a case filed in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) seeking to torture the Rohingya and ensure their citizenship. And the Rohingyas are falling prey to greed for money. There is a suppressed anger among the ordinary Rohingyas.
