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Providing water, power to Rohingyas is our duty until they are in Jammu-Kashmir: Farooq Abdullah

Providing water, power to Rohingyas is our duty until they are in Jammu-Kashmir: Farooq Abdullah


Published on 2024-12-10 05:00:39 - MSN
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  • KATHUA: National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Tuesday said it is the responsibility of the Jammu and Kashmir government to provide basic amenities like water and electricity to Rohingya refugees residing in the region.

The article discusses statements made by Farooq Abdullah, a prominent Indian politician and former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, regarding the provision of basic amenities to Rohingya refugees. Abdullah emphasized that it is the duty of the government to provide water and electricity to the Rohingya population residing in Jammu and Kashmir, as long as they remain in the region. He highlighted the humanitarian aspect of the issue, stating that denying these basic services would be inhumane, especially given the harsh conditions in which these refugees live. His comments come in the context of ongoing debates about the rights and treatment of Rohingya refugees in India, where they have faced significant challenges including lack of legal status, discrimination, and poor living conditions. Abdullah's stance reflects a call for compassion and adherence to human rights principles in dealing with the refugee crisis.

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