Formation of joint committee to send Rohingya back

The joint working committee formed to send back Rohingya migrants to Bangladesh to flee to Myanmar in the face of killing and torture has formed two countries. Bangladesh and Myanmar foreign secretaries will lead the two countries in this committee.

The committee was formed at the Secretary-level level meeting of state guest house Meghna on Tuesday. Foreign Secretary Md. Myanmar foreign secretary Mint Tho led the side of Shahidul Haque and Myanmar.

The committee was formed under the agreement signed with Myanmar in the rehabilitation of Rohingya who took shelter in Bangladesh. Committee members number 30

After the meeting, Foreign Minister Abul Hasan Mahmud Ali said this to the reporters He said that it is not possible to say that when Rohingya will return from the right place. That's not a big deal. Joint Working Group has been formed. Rohingyas will return to Myanmar very soon

On the question of journalists, he said, we are working together to bring back the Rohingya, we are working together. I am hopeful of our agreement with them.

A six-member delegation led by Myanmar foreign secretary Mint Thoery arrived in Dhaka on Monday evening to attend the meeting.

Earlier on November 23, the minister of state councilor Tint Sole and Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali in Mydmar's capital Nay Pyi signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to return Rohingyas to Rakhine. Smarak was told to start the repatriation of Rohingya within two months. But there was no mention of time when the process would end.

On the other hand, on August 25, after the Burmese army raided the Rohingyas, the house of fire and the killings began, so far 6,500 Rohingya people have arrived in Bangladesh. Besides, more than 4 lakh Rohingyas have come to Bangladesh in different times. As of now he has more than 10 million Rohingyas in Bangladesh.