The army of Bangladesh has ordered strict surveillance on the border to prevent Rohingya refugees from entering Bangladesh so that they can not enter India.
In this regard, a statement from the Indian army said that Rohingya refugees will not be allowed to enter the country because intelligence agencies have information that many of the refugees have relations with Pakistan's intelligence agency. Recently, the Indian government has said that refugees taken refuge in the country will also be expelled.
Observers say that the anti-Rohingya policy of the Indian government is understood to be, they are trying to achieve two goals. Firstly, with the decision to stop the border with Bangladesh and to allow Rohingya refugees to shelter in India, they are mainly trying to put more pressure on the Bangladesh government, so that the Dhaka authorities are forced to accept the Rohingya as citizens of their own country. As the Myanmar government claims that Rohingya Muslims are not citizens of that country, they are staying in neighboring countries as Bengali and immigrants. Now, with the tune of Myanmar government, the Indian government is saying the same thing.
Secondly, the Indian government is trying to create a situation that has accused Rohingya refugees of having relations with Pakistan's intelligence agency so that refugees do not get any chance to seek shelter in India. Even the Indian government, before calling the Rohingya as terrorists, started a negative campaign against them in regional and international areas and tried to create a bad impression about them so that they could be argued for not giving shelter to them.
The political parties of Bangladesh think that the Rohingya refugees who have taken refuge in India's good relations with Myanmar have the opportunity to return home. Syed Moazzem Ali, political analyst in Bangladesh, said that if India wishes to have India's economic and technical cooperation with Myanmar, then Rohingya can play a role to stop genocide on Muslims. Otherwise, extremists may be spread to create insecurity in the region.
Observers say Delhi is afraid that the rainy season in Bangladesh and the disaster victims can go to India as refugees due to flood and mountain collapse. At the same time, for the sake of humanity, India will provide shelter to refugees, regional and international committees are hoping that different kinds of diseases may not spread. William Oorman Biemann, University of Minnesota, USA, said, "One of the major problems is that Rohingya Muslims are known as Bengali and they have been living in Myanmar for centuries, so a final solution should be made."
However, the people of Myanmar condemned the oppression of Rohingya Muslims in India by protesting. Many people believe that the situation in which the Rohingyas are not allowed to enter India or the Rohingya who have taken shelter in India, the government can take away the image of the current ruling BJP.