Rohingya groups are seeking refuge in India, where undocumented migrants from Myanmar are being received, leading to high-level government committee meetings.
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Rohingya groups are seeking refuge in India, where undocumented migrants from Myanmar are being received, leading to high-level government committee meetings.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.CM commented on Rohingya eviction and illegal nationals were deported from Jammu.1 source
Rohingya groups seek refuge in India as undocumented migrants from Myanmar are received by host countries.1 source
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Tensions are rising between India and Bangladesh over illegal immigration, with instability in Myanmar driving migration into India.Also in this story
- Immigrants from Myanmar are posing a security threat as nationals enter India illegally seeking work.
- Kiren Rijiju alleged the existence of undocumented migrants in India and claimed 20 million illegal migrants from Bangladesh.
- Illegal infiltration is affecting the demographic balance of India.
The entities involved
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Myanmar
country in Southeast Asia
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Bangladesh
country in South Asia
Related events
- Malaysian officials met with Myanmar counterparts to discuss Rohingya repatriation and screening.
- Bangladesh and Myanmar are cooperating on issues related to Rohingya refugees and foreign policy, engaging through ASEAN mechanisms.
- Genocide allegations regarding the Rohingya issue were raised, alongside discussions of friendship and trade between involved parties.
- A refugee fled Myanmar into Bangladesh and established a community group (RAC) to aid accountability in legal proceedings.
- Malaysia deported Myanmar refugees on October 9, 2026.