While telling illegal and threating for security of the country to Rohingya Muslim refugees from Myanmar, the Indian government has recently decided to evict them from India. This decision has been taken at a time when thousands of Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar are fleeing to Bangladesh border by saving their lives with the action of Myanmar security forces.

India has decided to take out those Rohingyas refugees from India who have taken refuge here for many years.

The Indian government also supported the action of Myanmar security forces against the Rohingya rebels.

Most Rohingya refugees in India had come to India five years ago in Myanmar by saving lives from the atrocities of security forces and Buddhist extremists.

According to United Nations data related to refugees, there are more than 14 thousand Rohingya refugees in India.

Thousands of Rohingya Muslims have once again left Myanmar and are fleeing towards Bangladesh due to the latest events.

The United Nations, the United States, Britain and the European Union have described the Rohingya crisis as extremely distressing.

During the detention of Aung San Suu Kyi in Myanmar and pro-democracy movement thousands of civilians and political leaders took refuge in India.

Thousands of Tibetans have been living in Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim and Uttaranchal for many years under the leadership of their spiritual guru Dalai Lama.

Thousands of Hindu refugees from Pakistan and Bangladesh have taken refuge in India.

India is open for Nepalese citizens. Millions of Nepali citizens live in India and work here.

During the civil war in Sri Lanka, millions of Tamils took shelter in India.

In such a situation, the question arises that why there is problem with some thousand of Rohingya Muslim refugees in India with population of 1.25 billion people?

Some observers believe that the Modi government is playing 'Hindu card' by opposing Rohingya refugees.

TV news channels are being threatened for security of India to Rohingya refugees.

In the debate, it is said that these refugees have relations with extremist organizations such as al-Qaeda and Islamic State and they are spreading the network of terrorism in India.

Their number is said to be increased and increased. Some channels have come out in their favor so openly that they have given the slogan "Foreigner Muslims quit India".

The current Modi government's policy of Rohingyas refugees is not surprising.

Narendra Modi had said in Assam during his election campaign in 2014 that he will only allow Hindu refugees to come to the country. Non-Hindu refugees will not be sheltered and those who are non-Hindu illegal refugee in country will be expelled from here.

In India, some people are trying to increase the sense of hate towards Muslims. This is the most favorite topic of one section of media. There is a wave of hatred on some news channels every evening.

Which words kept in the hearts of people in India, they are now openly expressing it. The entire society looks divided at this time.

Rohingya Muslims have also become victims of politics of this hate of India. Removing them from India will not be easy because Myanmar does not accept them as their own citizens and the refugees can not be forcibly sent to another country.

But by announcing the exile of the Modi Government, life of these refugees has become even more difficult.

A section of the media has called them a jehadi and a militant and created doubts about them in the heart of the common people.

Some Rohingya refugees had traveled thousands of miles to save their lives and reached to India.

Even here in camps their life are like a death that they are forced to live.

In their country (Myanmar) they had to face atrocities due to race and religion. Their settlements are burning in Myanmar. Millions of people are fleeing to take refuge in every direction.

Human rights organizations say that in these situations, the decision of the Modi government to exile Rohingya refugees from India is inhuman. It also reveals racial and religious hatred.

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