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Update: Jun 09, 2019
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina said international volunteer organisations do not want Rohingyas to return to Myanmar.
“We took steps for their repatriation. However, a section of Rohingyas launched a movement against their return. Who instigated them? In fact international volunteers do not want the repatriation,” the prime minister told a press conference at her official residence Ganabhaban on Sunday.
The prime minister organised the press conference following her recent visits to three countries.
Replying to journalists, Sheikh Hasina said, “I have talked to India and China and both of them want Rohingyas to return to Myanmar.”
She said Myanmar does not want to take back their citizens.
Terming her visit to three different countries a success, the prime minister said she will visit China in July and discuss bilateral relations.
In reply to another question, Sheikh Hasina said her government has settled important issues including maritime boundary and enclaves with India.
About sharing Teesta water with India, the prime minister said, “We don’t want to rely on others for water. We are dredging our rivers to reserve water and there will be no crisis.”
“We took steps for their repatriation. However, a section of Rohingyas launched a movement against their return. Who instigated them? In fact international volunteers do not want the repatriation,” the prime minister told a press conference at her official residence Ganabhaban on Sunday.
The prime minister organised the press conference following her recent visits to three countries.
Replying to journalists, Sheikh Hasina said, “I have talked to India and China and both of them want Rohingyas to return to Myanmar.”
She said Myanmar does not want to take back their citizens.
Terming her visit to three different countries a success, the prime minister said she will visit China in July and discuss bilateral relations.
In reply to another question, Sheikh Hasina said her government has settled important issues including maritime boundary and enclaves with India.
About sharing Teesta water with India, the prime minister said, “We don’t want to rely on others for water. We are dredging our rivers to reserve water and there will be no crisis.”
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