The Massive Conspiracy Behind Bringing Rohingya From Myanmar

The massive conspiracy behind bringing Rohingya from Myanmar to Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan has done massive funding.

Shocking facts are coming out in the investigation of Rohingya refugees arriving in Jammu and Kashmir.

According to security agencies, the process of bringing Rohingya to Jammu started long before racial discrimination and violence started in Myanmar.

Among them, more than two dozen Rohingya families have been found who settled in Jammu during Farooq Abdullah’s government in 1999. However, the Rohingya mass exodus from Myanmar began in 2015.

A big conspiracy behind the arrival of Rohingya refugees in Jammu.

A senior official associated with the security agency said that it has now been proved that racial violence in Myanmar is not the real reason behind the arrival of Rohingya refugees in Jammu.

He has been brought to Jammu from Myanmar for a long time under a large conspiracy.

An NGO got funds from Pakistan, UAE, and Saudi Arabia to settle Rohingya.

He said that terrorism was at its peak in Jammu and Kashmir in 1999-2000. In such a situation, ordinary people were afraid to go there.

At the same time, Rohingya families traveled thousands of kilometers and started settling there. The conspiracy behind this is being investigated.

According to him, there are indications that a Jammu and Kashmir NGO engaged in bringing and settling Rohingya has received funds from Pakistan, UAE, and Saudi Arabia on a large scale.

Rohingya refugees living in Jammu since 1999 also got Aadhaar cards and ration cards made.

According to the security agency official, during interrogation, many Rohingya themselves have admitted to living in Jammu since 1999. As the investigation progresses, their numbers are expected to increase.

The Rohingya refugees, who have been living for so long, had also got Aadhaar cards and ration cards made in connivance with the local authorities. One such family is that of Saeed Hussain.

Saeed Hussain, currently residing at 258, BC Road, Dogra Hall, is now 66 years old and has been living in Jammu since 1999. A ration card and an Aadhaar card are also made in his name.

Saeed Hussain is also accompanied by his wife, four sons, and daughter-in-law. Apart from this, one of his daughters Jasmin was married in 2013 to a local man named Intiyaz Ahmed of Naidkha Sultanpur in Baramulla.

Saeed Hussain became a native of Jammu and Kashmir through ration cards, Aadhaar cards, and marriage. It was revealed after an investigation started recently against Rohingya refugees.