Myanmar why this hiding?

Myanmar has created a lot of complexity in the repatriation of practically Rohingya. They have admitted that around 5 lakh Rohingya flee to Bangladesh from Myanmar. For the first time, Myanmar's Rakhine Provincial Government Secretary Tin Meng Sole said that since 25 August, about 535,000 Muslims have fled Maungdaw. But in reality, the number of Rohingya registered in Bangladesh is 10 lakh 96 thousand 967. In addition, there are many people who are unregistered Rohingya.

Although the list of 8,332 people from Bangladesh has been given to the huge number of Rohingya rehabilitation, but they have approved the names of eight hundred Rohingyas in Myanmar. Mint Kaiing, permanent secretary of Immigration and Population Department of Myanmar said that at present, they are ready to return 675 refugees from Bangladesh and they have already informed Bangladesh that they have already informed Bangladesh. The important secretary of the Rakhine State Government said in a press conference on Friday that Rakhine had "about 10 lakh five thousand Muslims" before August 25 last year. Now that number is about 4,70,000 people. Meanwhile, the number of Rohingyas fleeing as the Myanmar government is less than one and a half less than that of the UN and Bangladesh government estimating Rohingyas. Even though the Rohingya did not comment directly on the number of Rohingyas fleeing before the Myanmar government. Rakhine government secretary Tin Mung Soo acknowledged that so many Rohingya Muslims fled the country.

Various sources of the government of Bangladesh say that despite the arrangement for completing the process of repatriation of the Rohingya according to Myanmar's proposal or condition, the country is passing through a series of excuses. They are calling on the Rohingyas to return to Myanmar on one side, but on the other hand, there is no progress in revising the meaning even after one negotiation, agreement, listing, transfer, and many other things along with verification. Meanwhile, the situation is under observation that although the number of Rohingas continue to arrive every day,

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has expressed disappointment in Myanmar's behavior and overall situation. Amnesty International Secretary General Salil Sethi said that despite the signing of the agreement between Bangladesh and Myanmar in Rohingya, there is no visible progress yet.

According to the data, it took 13 years to send 200,000 Rohingyas coming to Bangladesh in 1990 in Myanmar. And the number of years it takes to send more than 10 million Rohingyas to the new arrival depends on Myanmar's good will. Rohingyas are giving importance to security in returning to Rakhine. There is no such situation that they can identify their homes back to their terrors.

Meanwhile, the Myanmar government has created many problems in the rehabilitation of Rohingya. Those Rohingyas who will take them back, they must agree to be known as 'Bengalis', and after crossing some more levels, Myanmar's citizenship will meet. Myanmar wants to recognize Rohingyas as the Bengali people and recognize them as a separate ethnic group. According to those working for Rohingya refugees, those who have a name in their National Verification Card (NVC) to get Rohingyas citizenship in Myanmar are not enough to earn their rights. According to the data from 2010-2010, the Myanmar government statistics show that only 7 thousand 600 Rohingya women and men have got citizenship in favor of being associated with this card.

The UN has called the 'Rohingya' campaign by Myanmar as a 'ethnic cleansing' campaign. Myanmar's role in the past days has been reviewed, although under pressure, they are somewhat flexible, but Myanmar is going back to its position. The process of exchanging Rohingya exchanges between the two countries has not been progressing further. Frustratingly, against the huge number of Rohingya refugees, only 600 people have cleared the Myanmar government.

Meanwhile, Philippine President Rodrigo Dutte said in an interview that he is willing to give shelter to the Rohingyas fleeing from the Muslim country to save them from genocide in Myanmar. Dutter urged other European countries to come forward in this regard. If something really happens, then Rohingya will get some relief from this crisis but Bangladesh will get relief.