TSR Hindu Society

Hey guys count me in,

'Mass Hindu grave found in Myanmar's Rakhine state'
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-41384457

Sadly it won't be given any attention. nobody cared for kashmiri pandits including many hindus themselves and nobody will care for myanmar hindus either.

Where is the international media including Al Jazeera now?

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-myanmar-rohingya-hindus/slaughtered-hindus-a-testament-to-brutality-of-myanmars-conflict-idUSKCN1C21M6?il=0

Hindu Rohingya women are reporting that they are being forced to remove sindoor (a traditional vermilion red powder worn by married women along the parting of their hair) break their bangles, and marry Muslim men, converting religion in the process.

Many of women are allegedly forced to give up their Hindu traditions and read namaz (pray) five times a day.

Where is the international media including Al Jazeera now?

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-myanmar-rohingya-hindus/slaughtered-hindus-a-testament-to-brutality-of-myanmars-conflict-idUSKCN1C21M6?il=0

Hindu Rohingya women are reporting that they are being forced to remove sindoor (a traditional vermilion red powder worn by married women along the parting of their hair) break their bangles, and marry Muslim men, converting religion in the process.

Many of women are allegedly forced to give up their Hindu traditions and read namaz (pray) five times a day.

Triggered

They've been forgotten, and will continue to be so because they don't fit the narrative displayed by the media. What's worse is the only reason the Myanmar government "care" is because it legitimizes the violence against the Rohingya Muslims. Otherwise, they have no one Hopefully their situation gets better in Bangladesh, but if the brutes who forced them to convert are there... I doubt it. There's no chance of India offering to take them is there?

Yes that's true.Yeah they probably are in Bangladesh too. Bangladesh is not that good of a country for hindus anyway.

There are already 40,000 Muslim rohingyas in India and the government is seeking to deport them so I think that It will not be easy for secular India to accept the rohingya Hindu refugees demand while the government is pushing for the deportation of Rohingya Muslims.

The government may sympathise with them but problem here is that India is a secular country.

Here are a few articles that you may like-

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/as-rohingya-muslims-face-uncertainty-myanmar-hindus-see-hope-in-india-1752903

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/vhp-seeks-safety-of-rohingya-hindus-in-bangladesh-myanmar-1756054

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/illegal-immigrants-cant-claim-fundamental-rights-government-tells-supreme-court-1758212

https://www.ndtv.com/topic/india-rohingya

Definitely not!

I had read something similar actually- that a minister (?) wanted to deport them but I hadn't seen Modi say anything and I didn't see the topic of Rohingya refugees come up when Modi visited Myanmar. The Rohingya are stateless though aren't they? So it's not possible to deport considering they have nowhere to go back to, which is why I thought it was all rhetoric anyway. Definitely, it would look bad internationally but considering even a secular India is really the only "homeland" for Hindus compared to Muslims, it doesn't seem fair. The Rohingya Hindus will continue to be persecuted in Bangladesh, for both being Rohingya and for being Hindu


Thank you for the articles, I'll check them out

The Government has filed a charge sheet in the Supreme court seeking to deport them. Whether they will be deported or not is for the court to decide.

"Meanwhile, the top court fixed a batch of pleas on Rohingya issue for hearing on October 13 and asked the Centre and others to file documents including international conventions for its assistance."
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/illegal-immigrants-cant-claim-fundamental-rights-government-tells-supreme-court-1758212

And apparently Myanmar is ready to take them back.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/international/myanmar-makes-proposal-to-take-back-rohingya-refugee/article19784653.ece

Unfortunately that's true and I too feel that it's unfair but we can't do anything about it or about what happened 70 years ago and what decisions Indian leadership of that time took(Secularism etc).

Yes I agree we should never have high expectations from the Indian government.