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Centre "Secretly" Trying To Give Permanent Home To Rohingyas In City: Delhi Minister
The BJP-led Centre was "secretly" trying to give "permanent residence" to Rohingya refugees in the national capital, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia alleged, rejecting the home ministry's claim that it was the Delhi government's proposal.
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After Minister's Tweet, Centre Says No Flats For Rohingya In Delhi
The settlement of Rohingya Muslims has been a polarising subject in India, where politicians have targeted them frequently to shore up votes from the Hindu majority.
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Rohingya Refugees In Delhi To Get Flats, Security: Union Minister
Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in Delhi will be allotted apartments and provided with police protection, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Wednesday.
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56 Shanties Of Rohingya Refugees Destroyed In Fire Near Kalindi Kunj In Delhi
More than 50 shanties were destroyed in a fire that broke out at a Rohingya refugee camp near Kalindi Kunj Metro station in southeast Delhi, officials said on Sunday.
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Coronavirus - Centre Asks States To Track Down Rohingya Refugees Over COVID-19 Concerns
The Union Home Ministry has asked all states to track down and screen Rohingya Muslim refugees over concerns that they may have come in contact with members of the Islamic missionary group Tablighi Jamaat that has emerged as one of the biggest coronavirus clusters in the country, government sources told NDTV on Friday.
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At Delhi Slum, Rohingya Pin Hopes On Education For A Better Life
Life may be all about slums, cramped lanes and one-room hutments for Rohingya refugees in Delhi's Kalindi Kunj Camp, but the younger generation of the community is setting its sights on becoming lawyers and doctors in brighter days to come.
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BJP Youth Leader Allegedly Admits Burning Rohingya Camp, Complaint Filed
A Muslim body on Thursday wrote to Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik seeking action against a BJP youth wing leader after the latter allegedly admitted on social media to burning down a Rohingya refugee camp in the capital earlier this month.
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Massive Fire Destroys Rohingya Refugee Camp In Delhi
Over 225 Rohingya refugees have nowhere to go after a massive fire destroyed a camp, in Delhi's Kalindi Kunj. The fire broke out at about 3.30 am on Sunday due to a short circuit, police said. No casualties have been reported. The refugees have been put up in a temporary shelter said police.
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Ahead Of Republic Day, Government Sends Alert On Rohingya Muslims To States
Ahead of Republic Day, many alerts have been sent to state police chiefs across the country about possible threats. But the Home Ministry has singled out Rohingya Muslims for special attention, particularly after an assessment that suggests 60 per cent of the 40,000 Rohingya Muslims believed to be in the country were untraceable.
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Talks On For Deportation Of 7 Rohingyas, Arrested As Bangladeshis, In Tripura
At a time when centre has claimed through an affidavit in Supreme Court that the Rohingya Muslim refugees living in India are increasingly becoming a threat to internal security of the country, cases of Rohingya Muslims trying to enter India to move to New Delhi through northeast India has surfaced once again.
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In The Heart Of Delhi, 'Illegal' Rohingyas Have Long-Term Indian Visas
India has declared Rohingya Muslims, the embattled minority fleeing violence in Myanmar, as illegal and ordered their deportation.
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India To Send Relief Materials For Rohingya Refugees In Bangladesh
India will send a consignment of humanitarian assistance to Bangladesh on Thursday for Rohingya Muslims, days after Dhaka briefed New Delhi about the problems faced by it due to the influx of refugees from Myanmar following the ethnic violence in the Buddhist-majority nation.
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Death Over Deportation To Myanmar Please, Says A Rohingya In Delhi
A spot right next to where garbage is dumped in south Delhi's Shaheen Bagh has been Noor Alam's home for some time, a settlement of 74 Rohingya families recognised as refugees by a United Nations body. But Noor Alam, who lives with his family of 12 members, was happy. At least, he says, they didn't have to now worry if they will live through the ni...
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Centre "Secretly" Trying To Give Permanent Home To Rohingyas In City: Delhi Minister
The BJP-led Centre was "secretly" trying to give "permanent residence" to Rohingya refugees in the national capital, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia alleged, rejecting the home ministry's claim that it was the Delhi government's proposal.
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After Minister's Tweet, Centre Says No Flats For Rohingya In Delhi
The settlement of Rohingya Muslims has been a polarising subject in India, where politicians have targeted them frequently to shore up votes from the Hindu majority.
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Rohingya Refugees In Delhi To Get Flats, Security: Union Minister
Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in Delhi will be allotted apartments and provided with police protection, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Wednesday.
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56 Shanties Of Rohingya Refugees Destroyed In Fire Near Kalindi Kunj In Delhi
More than 50 shanties were destroyed in a fire that broke out at a Rohingya refugee camp near Kalindi Kunj Metro station in southeast Delhi, officials said on Sunday.
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Coronavirus - Centre Asks States To Track Down Rohingya Refugees Over COVID-19 Concerns
The Union Home Ministry has asked all states to track down and screen Rohingya Muslim refugees over concerns that they may have come in contact with members of the Islamic missionary group Tablighi Jamaat that has emerged as one of the biggest coronavirus clusters in the country, government sources told NDTV on Friday.
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At Delhi Slum, Rohingya Pin Hopes On Education For A Better Life
Life may be all about slums, cramped lanes and one-room hutments for Rohingya refugees in Delhi's Kalindi Kunj Camp, but the younger generation of the community is setting its sights on becoming lawyers and doctors in brighter days to come.
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BJP Youth Leader Allegedly Admits Burning Rohingya Camp, Complaint Filed
A Muslim body on Thursday wrote to Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik seeking action against a BJP youth wing leader after the latter allegedly admitted on social media to burning down a Rohingya refugee camp in the capital earlier this month.
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Massive Fire Destroys Rohingya Refugee Camp In Delhi
Over 225 Rohingya refugees have nowhere to go after a massive fire destroyed a camp, in Delhi's Kalindi Kunj. The fire broke out at about 3.30 am on Sunday due to a short circuit, police said. No casualties have been reported. The refugees have been put up in a temporary shelter said police.
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Ahead Of Republic Day, Government Sends Alert On Rohingya Muslims To States
Ahead of Republic Day, many alerts have been sent to state police chiefs across the country about possible threats. But the Home Ministry has singled out Rohingya Muslims for special attention, particularly after an assessment that suggests 60 per cent of the 40,000 Rohingya Muslims believed to be in the country were untraceable.
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Talks On For Deportation Of 7 Rohingyas, Arrested As Bangladeshis, In Tripura
At a time when centre has claimed through an affidavit in Supreme Court that the Rohingya Muslim refugees living in India are increasingly becoming a threat to internal security of the country, cases of Rohingya Muslims trying to enter India to move to New Delhi through northeast India has surfaced once again.
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In The Heart Of Delhi, 'Illegal' Rohingyas Have Long-Term Indian Visas
India has declared Rohingya Muslims, the embattled minority fleeing violence in Myanmar, as illegal and ordered their deportation.
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India To Send Relief Materials For Rohingya Refugees In Bangladesh
India will send a consignment of humanitarian assistance to Bangladesh on Thursday for Rohingya Muslims, days after Dhaka briefed New Delhi about the problems faced by it due to the influx of refugees from Myanmar following the ethnic violence in the Buddhist-majority nation.
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Death Over Deportation To Myanmar Please, Says A Rohingya In Delhi
A spot right next to where garbage is dumped in south Delhi's Shaheen Bagh has been Noor Alam's home for some time, a settlement of 74 Rohingya families recognised as refugees by a United Nations body. But Noor Alam, who lives with his family of 12 members, was happy. At least, he says, they didn't have to now worry if they will live through the ni...
