India has sent hundreds of ethnic Bengali Muslims to Bangladesh without any legal action.
The Government of India has been accused of ignoring the rules and broadcasting religious grounds.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist government has been a stance on immigration for a long time, especially neighboring Muslim -Majority country Bangladesh. Top officials have called these men with words like ‘Dimk’ and ‘infiltration’.
Critics say that the government is creating fear of about 20 million Muslims living in India, especially among those who speak Bengali language in East India and Bangladesh.
Human Rights Watch quoted Bangladeshi officials as saying that India had forcibly deported more than 1,500 Muslim men, women and children from May 7 to June 15.
The company’s Asian Director Elan Pierren said, “India’s ruling BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) is giving out discrimination to Bengali Muslims and excluding discrimination including Indian citizens.”
“The Government of India is danger to thousands of important situations in the name of unauthorized immigrants, but their actions reflect extensive discrimination policies against Muslims.”
New Delhi says that exile people are illegal immigrants.
However, Parson said that the government’s claim was not ‘acceptable’ that exile was done to manage illegal immigration as it was ignored the legal process, internal guarantee and international human rights standards.
Human Rights Watch said it sent details and questions of the report to the country’s internal ministry but received no response.
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The report stopped the experiments of 18 people. A 51 -year laborer said that he was brought to the border by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) at night and entered Bangladesh like a corpse.
According to the report, he said, “I felt that they (BSF) would shoot me because they had guns and my family would never know.”
Bangladesh, mostly surrounded by Indian land, has been facing cold weather in relations with New Delhi since the fall of Pro -Indian government in 2024.
India intensified operations against refugees after the death of 26 people in an attack in Indian -in -Dharmed Kashmir in April.
New Delhi alleged that Pakistan was involved in the attack, which was rejected by Islamabad.
Indian officials detained thousands of people during a nationwide security campaign, many of which were eventually pushed into Bangladesh across the border.
Piercen said, “The government is harming the long history of giving shelter to the oppressed people of India in an attempt for political support.” ,
India has also been forcibly accused of sending Rohingya Muslims back to Myanmar, who landed on the banks of the country by ships.