The day after the compromise came 1320 Rohingya

After the signing of Memorandum of Understanding with Myanmar to take back Rohingyas, on Friday, more than 1,320 people went to Teknaf after crossing the Naf river. This is one of the highest number of Rohingyas entering Teknaf in the last one week.Meanwhile, the Rohingya leaders of different camps of Teknaf and Uhkhari are happy with signing the Memorandum of Understanding with Myanmar, but they are not very optimistic about its implementation. They believe they will be stupid to believe Myanmar completely.Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali met with the country's state councilor Aung San Suu Kyi in Myanmar's capital Nay Pyi Tue on Thursday. After that, the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the two countries for the return of Rohingya.According to the agreement, the process of withdrawal of Rohingyas will start in the next two months. On the day of the signing of the agreement, in the morning and boat bypassing the Naf river, 1112 Rohingya came to Teknaf.
To save lives, 1330 Rohingyas of 363 families fleeing from Myanmar's Rakhine state were sent to refugee camps, said Upazila Women's Affairs Officer Md. Alamgir Kabir. He said the new arrival Rohingas were sent to the Bangladesh Army's rescue center at Hariakhali in Sabarang union of the upazila. They have sent humanitarian assistance and relief to Nayapara Rohingya camp in their upazila. In a week, Teknaf was the most Rohingya yesterday.However, Cox's Bazar 34 BGB Deputy Commander Major Iqbal Ahmed said that Rohingyas have not entered the border with Ukhia border yesterday. Earlier on November 19, 647 Rohingya came from the Anjumanpara border of Ukhia. He said that now Rohingya is near the border with Ukhia.

Suspicious Rohingya leaders of compromise

Uchhear Baluchali Rohingya Shibir President Mohammed Harun said in the first light, Aung San Suu Kyi has said since the beginning that there was no incident of torture, murder, rape in Rakhine. He will find out the reason behind the Rohingyas fleeing to Bangladesh. He has compromised now under pressure. More than one lakh Rohingya resides in the Baluchali Camp. The Rohingya leader said, the army is actually running Myanmar. No Rohingya can return to their country if they do not want to. Myanmar has admitted to the existence of Rohingyas through the compromise of the international world including Bangladesh, said Ayub Ali, a moderate Rohingya (Rohingya leader) leader of Balochali Rohingya camp. He said, "Recognizing the understanding of Rakhine oppression and persecution." However, with the understanding, Myanmar can take a strategy to eradicate the danger, he said.Abdul Hafez, president of Kutupalong Rohingya Shibir of Ukhia, said that the return of housing, property and citizenship of Rohingyas should be in agreement. They want to see the implementation of this compromise. He said that they want to live independently to live in their country.Teknaf's Leader Unified Rohingya Camp's leader Abdul Matlab said that many times earlier he had asked them to take them back to Myanmar. But they did not. These Rohingya leaders came to Bangladesh in 2012. But his family came last October. He said, when the Myanmar government will take Rohingya, it is still not clear. Want to get back to Rakhine and get back home? He said Rohingyas do not want to be burdened by Bangladesh. They will be happy if they can go home.
Leader Rohingya general secretary Amir Hossain said that if Rohingya return to Myanmar, then Rohingya will not be tortured. In 1992, due to torture, he left his country and fled to Bangladesh with his parents in the age of youth. After that, the repatriation process began when they returned to Myanmar.They had 83 acres of land in the country. But he did not return and returned the land. Then in the face of torture forced to flee to Bangladesh for the second time in July 2012. He said he would like to confirm the return of land before going to Myanmar.