Subhechcha Ganguly 
Some of them, according to Nuh police, have also been recognised for throwing stones and participating in the mob violence on July 31.A number of Rohingya refugees have been detained by the Haryana Police in connection with the recent racial unrest in the Nuh area. The demolition drive was carried out because Rohingya refugees had illegitimately occupied Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran’s property in Tauru, according to Nuh superintendent of police Narender Bijarniya. However, some of them have also been identified for throwing stones and participating in the mob on July 31 violence.
“We have identified a list of them who were involved in the violence, and we have evidence for it. Based on it, the teams have arrested them,” he said, according to HT.The majority of refugees in these camps are rickshaw pullers, ragpickers, and vegetable merchants, according to Sabber Kyaw Min, founder and director of the Rohingya Human Rights Initiative, an NGO that seeks to improve the community.”The FRRO officers had informed at the refugee camp that they had a list of at least 17 refugees and had picked some of them,” he added. “They were known to them for their involvement in the violence.”
The NGO will help the police if any refugees are engaged in unlawful activity, Min continued, but carrying out such raids makes the refugees feel uneasy and harassed. “This is a discriminatory conduct and unjust practise towards them. People in the camps are living in fear and the situation is dire. They are handled as though they were dacoits or criminals. He asserted that they were just trying to get by.The Rohingya are primarily Muslim refugees from Myanmar who left their country after the government targeted brutality on their minority in 2017.
The UNHCR has validated 16,000 Rohingya refugees in India. According to government estimates, there are more than 40,000 Rohingya refugees living in India, with Jammu and the surrounding area having the highest population.
