Problem of Rohingya Refugees-Firm stand of Indian Government

Whenever a Problem springs up in the society so many pour out solutions in plenty.The real solution always eludes.The government in power cannot take decisions like ordinary people. The point now is Rohingya influx problem.Lakhs of people from Myanmar are lining for shelter to neighboring countries such as Bangladesh, India and other countries.These countries are also trying to address the problem.

Throughout the world, people are divided by religion, race, nationality, language, gender, and so many other disparities.In the shadow of religion, some are resorting to violent methods which took the form of terrorism now worldwide .Militancy like other forms is already troubling so many nations.

It is an age-old fact that India always showed magnanimity towards others, and humanitarian outlook is its lifeline. Still, our government does not want to welcome them with both hands.There is a reason behind this.The so-called Rohingyas are not so mild,but there were so many incidents about their collusion with terrorists in the past. Even though we have sympathy towards the trouble torn ,poverty striken Rohingyas that has become a speed breaker in this regard.

when so many organizations are demanding to make full arrangements for those refugees, government or the central ministers are weighing pros and cons. No sane person can invite disaster by pleasing refugees with an unacceptable and harmful background.

The central government has its duty of looking after the welfare of own citizens.The particulars available with the government sources, and opinions of less responsible commoners need not be the same.It could be an international problem with backing from United Nations Organisation(UNO), but caution is need of the hour.

Terrorism, Militancy, sectarianism, Poverty like problems are spreading even though UNO is trying to suppress such activities world wide .Politicisation of each and everything is not worthy of support. In trying to solve a problem our country may not afford to add another.This could be the stand of our government.