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Why we need to deport Rohingya Muslims ?

The Rohingya Muslims are a 2 million strong community hailing from the Rakhine region in Burma. Historical records indicate the presence of the Rohingya's in Burma since the 1430s. Burma claims that the Rohingyas are refugees from Bangladesh and are not citizens of Burma. Since they are not citizens, they need not enjoy any benefits which are a privilege of citizens only. Rohingyas are Sunni Muslims and have their own language. They have little in common with Burmese culture which has a strong Buddhist influence. 

There are 40,000 Rohingyas settled illegally settled in Jammu with more than a million more waiting to make their way to India.  Libtards in India are making a strong case for India to take in more Rohingyas and take care of the ones illegally settled here. 

There are 3 reasons why India needs to not only close its doors to this community but also deport the ones present in Jammu

1) History of the Rohingyas - Despite being in Burma for at least 700 years, the Rohingyas have done little to assimilate or integrate with the Burmese society. On the contrary, they consider the Burmese as occupiers and have made multiple attempts to fight for self-determination i.e. a separate homeland.

2) Pakistan Movement - In the 1940s when Jinnah gave shape to the idea of Pakistan, the Rohingyas not only supported Jinnah but also a made a case to join East Pakistan. The Rohingyas have and are likely to remain loyal to Pakistan. 

3) J&K/Article 370 - No Indian has the right to settle or buy property in J&K.  Kashmiri Pandits who hail from J&K are being prevented from returning home. When an Indian has no right to settle in J&K, refugees from a foreign land should have no rights to settle down in J&K. This will also change the demographic profile of Jammu. Buddhists in Leh/Laddak and Hindus in Jammu will meet the same fate as the Pandits in the valley if the Rohingyas are allowed to stay in J&K.

The Rohingya Muslims are a Pro-Pakistan community that has refused to live in harmony in Burma for 700 years. There is no way they can or will live peacefully in India. 

We need to deport every single Rohingya in J&K and ensure that not one of them can enter India in future. 

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