Rohingya Muslims Face Harassment, Deportation by Modi Government After Pahalgam Attack Allegations

In the wake of the Pahalgam attack, and with no evidence linking Pakistan to the incident, the Modi government has shifted focus, accusing Rohingya Muslim refugees of involvement in terrorism.

This move has led to continued harassment of the Rohingya community, with refugees being detained under the guise of national security. The arrests appear to be driven by the Modi government’s broader agenda fueled by war hysteria, as authorities intensify pressure on this vulnerable group.

Despite their status as registered refugees, many Rohingya Muslims are now facing deportation orders—an act widely condemned as a blatant violation of international human rights norms.

The international community has strongly criticized these actions, highlighting the Modi government’s targeting of Rohingya Muslims as a reflection of deep-rooted anti-Muslim sentiment.

Using the Pahalgam incident to justify such repression underscores the extremist direction of current Indian policy towards minority groups, particularly Muslims.

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