Myanmar's National Security Adviser Thong Tun said, if all the 7 lakh Rohingyas who fled to Bangladesh willingly return to Bangladesh, willingly return to their country, Myanmar agreed to return them to all. In the Singapore Regional Security Conference in Singapore on Saturday, he commented on the Sungri-La dialogue. British news agency Reuters reported.
In August 2007, after the attack on the Rakhine security forces checkpoint, Myanmar firmly planned and structured violence against the Rohingya people. Nearly seven lakh Rohingyas have taken shelter in Bangladesh in the campaign of violence in Bangladesh. The Bangladesh government and international community have urged Myanmar to take back Rohingya. The agreement has been signed between the two countries. But the Rohingyas can not be sure when they can return. So far, Myanmar was saying that only those Rohingyas who can prove themselves as resident of their own country will be repatriated.
Myanmar security advisor was questioned in the security conference, the situation in Rakhine state will lead Myanmar to launch the United States's Arpitie (Response Seva to Protect) framework? The alleged ARTUPI framework was adopted in the 2005 UN World Conference. Through this, one country will cooperate with other countries to protect the people of their country from genocide, war crimes, ethnic killings and anti-humanitarian crimes and to uphold this commitment.
Thong Tun said, the Rakhine narrative being published is "incomplete and confusing". He said that Myanmar has not denied that humanitarian crisis has created in Rakhine's northern region. Victims of the Muslim population of Rakhine have not been denied. Buddhist religious people Rakhain, Hindus and other minorities are also less oppressed.
