Instead of Housing Rohingyas, push them out of Bharat: Alok Kumar
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Instead of Housing Rohingyas, push them out of Bharat: Alok Kumar

The Central working president of Vishva Hindu Parishad and senior advocate shri Alok kumar today denounced the International Government's decision to term Rohingyas as refugees and allotting to them the EWS flats in Bakkarwala, Delhi.

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New Delhi: The International working president of Vishva Hindu Parishad and senior advocate shri Alok kumar today said that we are shocked to see a statement of Sh. Hardeep Puri, the Union Minister for Urban Development terming the Rohingyas as refugees and allotting to them the EWS flats in Bakkarwala, Delhi.

We might remind Mr. Puri the statement made by the Union Home Minister Sh. Amit Shah in Parliament on 10.12.2020 declaring that Rohingyas will never be accepted in India (Rohingya ko kabhi bhi sweekar nahi kiya jaega).

Shri Alok Kumar said that Rohingyas are not refugees but the infiltrators had been the consistent stand of the Union of India including in its affidavit filed in the Hon’ble Supreme Court.

The fact that the Hindu Refugees from Pakistan continue to live in abysmal sub-human conditions in Majnu-ka-Tila area of Delhi makes the bounty proposed to be conferred on the Rohingyas makes it more deplorable, he added.

The VHP urges the Government of India to reconsider this issue and instead of providing the Rohingyas with housing, make an arrangements to send them back and out of India.

Check out the full statement here:

Topics: Hardeep PuriVishva Hindu Parishadshri Alok kumarAmit ShahVHPRohingya Muslims
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