No longer given any route to own apartments to Rohingya migrants: Indian home ministry

Indian ministry of home affairs (MHA) on Wednesday (August 17) clarified that it has no longer issued any directive to own economically weaker part (EWS) apartments to the “illegal foreigners” in Original Delhi. 

The home ministry has estimated that round 40,000 Rohingya migrants are living in numerous facets of the country, together with the nationwide capital. 

The MHA also requested the Arvind Kejriwal govt to make sure the illegal foreigners remained at their repeat station. 

As per the regulations, the MHA also stated the Rohingya illegal foreigners are to be saved in detention centres unless their deportation. 

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A tweet by home minister’s build of job (HMO) India stated: “With admire to news reports in obvious sections of media with regards to Rohingya illegal foreigners, it is clarified that Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has no longer given any directions to own EWS apartments to Rohingya illegal migrants at Bakkarwala in Original Delhi.” 

The tweet also added that the “illegal foreigners are to be saved in the detention centre till their deportation as per regulations”. 

The spokesperson extra stated that the government of Delhi has no longer declared the repeat station as a detention centre. They own got been directed to provide the identical straight. 

The controversy began when Union minister for housing and concrete affairs Hardeep Singh Puri earlier in the day tweeted that Rohingya refugees can be shifted to apartments in Bakkarwala in outer Delhi. 

Puri also mentioned that they are able to be provided regular amenities and police safety. 

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