India is forcibly deporting Muslims, including its own citizens, after Kashmir violence
Summary
India is deporting Muslims, including some of its citizens, after violence in Kashmir. The Indian government reportedly started this action following attacks in Indian-administered Kashmir. Human Rights Watch claims these deportations happened without legal procedures.Key Facts
- India is deporting some Muslims, including Rohingya refugees and its own citizens.
- This started after an attack in Kashmir in April, blamed on Pakistan.
- The government ordered the deportation of "illegal immigrants" after the attack.
- Human Rights Watch says over 1,500 people were expelled between May and June.
- Deportees included around 100 Rohingya refugees.
- Indian authorities did not use legal processes to expel people, as reported by Human Rights Watch.
- Local reports indicate Assam and Gujarat states also demolished homes of Muslim families.
- Many of those targeted were working-class individuals speaking Bangla.
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