Jammu and Kashmir: JKNPP asks Rajnath Singh to ensure deportation of Rohingyas, Bangladeshi muslims

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) on Monday asked Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to pass an order for a time-bound deportation of illegally settled Rohingya and Bangladeshi Muslims from the Jammu region. [caption id=“attachment_3959655” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Representational image. AFP[/caption] The home minister, who is here on the second leg of his four-day visit of the state, has expressed willingness to meet anyone who wants to help resolve the problems of Kashmir. “Home Minister should direct the state government to evict Rohingya and Bangladeshi Muslims, who have been living in various districts of Jammu province illegally, in a time bound manner,” Chairman of JKNPP Harsh Dev Singh told reporters.   Singh led a group of party workers to Exhibition ground where they staged a demonstration in support of the demand for immediate deportation of the illegally settled Muslim immigrants and also set ablaze an effigy of the BJP. The protesters were carrying placards and raised slogans to press for early deportation of Rohingya and Bangladeshi Muslims. Accusing the state government of using dilly dallying tactics, Singh said the Home Minister should pay attention to the presence of Rohingyas and Bangladeshi nationals in the Jammu region and ensure their early eviction. “The anger against immigrants among the people of Jammu is growing with each passing day and the government should act against them without wasting further time,” he said, adding that the government is only making statements and doing nothing in reality.