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Chilli Spray & Stun Grenades used to prevent the flow of Rohingya’s in India




Chilli Spray & Stun Grenades used to prevent the flow of Rohingya’s in IndiaSocial

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Around 40,000 Myanmar belonging Rohingya’s are already residing in Indian illicitly which is believed to be a threat for India and influx has no stopping. Security alerts have been ordered and now along with Bangladesh, Indians border force are using “Chill Spray and Stun Grenades” to block the Rohingya entries in India, an official said on 22nd September 2017.

“We don’t want to cause any serious injury or arrest them, but we won’t tolerate Rohingya on Indian soil,” said a senior official with the Border Security Force (BSF) in New Delhi. A chilli grenade makes use of a naturally-occurring compound in chilli powder to cause severe irritation and temporarily immobilize its target.

“We’re using grenades containing chilli spray to stop hundreds of Rohingya’s trying to enter India … the situation is tense,” added the official, who declined to be identified as he was not authorized to speak to media.

R.P.S. Jaswal, a deputy inspector general of the BSF patrolling a large part of the border in India’s eastern state of West Bengal, said his troops were told to use both chilli grenades and stun grenades to push back the Rohingya.

Seeking to get legal clearance for the deportation plan, the home ministry told the Supreme Court this week it would confidentially provide it with intelligence information showing Rohingya links with Pakistan-based militants.

Most of the peace-loving refugees had no link to criminal activity, two Rohingya men protesting against the deportation move told India’s top court on Friday.An official of India’s federal investigations agency said it was seeking help from Muslim religious leaders to step up surveillance of the Rohingya.

Police have arrested a suspected al Qaeda member they believe was trying to recruit Rohingya in the country to fight security forces in Myanmar. More than 270 Rohingya have been in Indian jails since 2014.”Our investigations have revealed that Al Qaeda wants to use India and Bangladesh as their base to start a religious war against Myanmar,” said New Delhi police official Pramod Singh Khuswah. “Clearly they are are a threat to our security.”

More than 420,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh since Aug. 25, when a coordinated attack by Rohingya insurgents on Myanmar security forces triggered a counteroffensive, killing at least 400 people, mainly militants. The United Nations has called the assault a “textbook example of ethnic cleansing”.

Densely populated Bangladesh is struggling to shelter all the refugees desperate for space to set up shacks, sparking worries in India that the influx could spill into its territory, as per report of Economic Times.

 

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