14 Rohingyas, 2 suspected traffickers held

NEWAGE

Staff Correspondent . Sylhet 

Dec 07,2020

The Rapid Action Battalion detained 14 Rohingya people, including three women and eight children, and arrested two suspected human traffickers at Dakshin Surma in Sylhet on Sunday morning.

The detained Rohingya are Zahura Begum, 30, Nur Ayesha Begum, 35, Khoshnama Begum, 18, Abdur Rahman, 29, M Siraj, 20, Jubayer Ahmad Sayed, 20, Syed Noor, 16, M Idris, 12, M Junaid, 10, M Yunus, 8, M Mustafa, 4, Mustafizur Rahman, 11, Saidur Rahman, 9, and Azizur Rahman, 4, said the battalion.

8 More Rohingyas From Myanmar Held In Assam

OMMCOM NEWS
Nov 28, 2020

Guwahati: With eight more Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar getting arrested in Assam, 22 Myanmarese, including women and children, have been detained in the last three days for illegally entering into India, officials said on Saturday.

An Assam Police official said that acting on a secret tip-off, eight Rohingyas, suspected to be refugees fleeing from their camps in southeast Bangladesh, were held on Friday from Mazarpar village in Hailakandi district in southern Assam.

14 illegal Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh held, thanks to plaint on toll-free number

THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS

By Prasanta Mazumdar
Express News Service

During interrogation, it was found that all of them had fled a “refugee camp” in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar and entered India illegally.

For representational purposes

GUWAHATI: A complaint lodged by a train passenger with a toll-free number led railway officials to 14 suspected Rohingya refugees.

The persons, arrested from a train at New Jalpaiguri station of the Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR), had apparently fled a refugee camp in Bangladesh. They had boarded the train in Assam’s Badarpur.

Nine held in Myanmar in Arakan Army fundraising probe

Frontier
MYANMAR

Friday, July 26, 2019 

By AFP

Ko Tin Hlaing Oo from Arakan Association (Singapore) arrives at Yangon International Airport after being deported from Singapore on July 10 along with three others over alleged links to the Arakan Army. (Thuya Zaw | Frontier)

YANGON — Nine people subject to a police probe over fundraising for the Arakan Army in Rakhine State were remanded in custody Friday, including several recently deported from Singapore.

Among the deportees is Ko Aung Myat Kyaw, who is believed to be the brother of Brigadier General Tun Myat Naing, the chief of the AA.

3 Rohingyas held with 3kg gold, Tk 300,000

Prothum Alo------  
Prothom Alo English Desk

Update:Jun 06, 2019 

Police arrested three Rohingyas along with 3 kg gold and Tk 300,000 from Balukhali Rohingya camp in Ukhiya upazila on Tuesday night.

The arrestees are Aziz, 18, son of late Noor Ahmed of C-Block at Balukhali camp no. 9, Nurul Hashem, 28, son of Ilias of C-13 Block and Abul Kashem, 22, of C-7 Block.

2 Rohingyas held just before boarding flight at Dhaka airport

The Daily Star  

May 25, 2019

Star Online Report

Two Rohingya women were detained while attempting to board a UAE-bound flight from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka early today.

The duo -- Jobeda Khatun, 63, and Jamila begum, 58 -- were apprehended by Special Branch (SB) around 2:40am, Ismail Hossain, additional superintendent of police (immigration) told The Daily Star.

24 Rohingyas held in Dhaka with 56 Bangladeshi passports

Dhaka Tribune 
Arifur Rahman Rabbi 
May 10th, 2019

Representational photo

The group was trying to go Malaysia

The Detective Branch (DB) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has arrested 24 Rohingya women and children along with 56 Bangladeshi passports.

They were arrested from a house in the Khilkhet Madhyapara area of Dhaka on Friday.

Police also arrested Kajol, son of the owner of the house, and broker Ayub, on charges of providing shelter to Rohingyas.

Over 100 Rohingyas held across country in four months

Dhaka Tribune
Tuesday, Apr 30, 2019
 Tribune Desk

BGB members, in separate drives, detains 32 people—30 Rohingyas and two Bangladeshi alleged human traffickers—from the Shah Porir Dwip, Bholar char, and Shilkhali coastal areas in Teknaf on Friday; February 08, 2019 Dhaka Tribune

The refugees were held in Comilla, Jessore, Dhaka, Sylhet, Kurigram and Dinajpur

According to reports by Dhaka Tribune and other news media, at least 109 Rohingya refugees have been detained from January this year from across the country, in locations far away from their camps in Cox’s Bazar.

Eight Rohingya women held near Assam-Mizoram borderThe women revealed that they hailed from Myanmar and had entered India through the Tripura-Bangladesh border

NORTHEAST NOW
GUWAHATI , 
April 26, 2019

The women revealed that they hailed from Myanmar and had entered India through the Tripura-Bangladesh border

Rohingya women. Image for representative purpose only.

Eight Rohingya women were apprehended by the police near the Vairenti police check gate along the Assam-Mizoram border.

Reports stated that the police were carrying out their routine checking of vehicles when they discovered that eight ladies were travelling without any valid documents.

Rohingyas held for illegal stay by obtaining ID cards

THE NEW

INDIAN EXPRESS

Published: 18th April 2019

By Express News Service

The three men -- Mohd Ibrahim(25), Noor-ul-Ameen(34), Shaik Azhar(28) -- are all natives of Buthidaung in Rakhine state, Myanmar. They were staying in Bahadurpura in the city.  

The three Rohingya men who were apprehended by Hyderabad police on Wednesday | Express

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad Task Force sleuths on Wednesday apprehended three Rohingya refugees for illegal stay in the country. In what has come as a shock to many, the refugees were found have illegally obtained identity cards and avail the benefits of government schemes. One of the refugee’s wife had even availed the benefits of KCR Kits.

Prominent Myanmar Filmmaker Held in Jail For Facebook Post Criticizing Military.

RADIO FREE ASIA
2019-04-12

Myanmar filmmaker Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi reports to the Insein township police station in northern Yangon, April 2, 2019. RFA

A Myanmar court on Friday denied bail for a renowned filmmaker and human rights activist sued by a government military officer for allegedly insulting and defaming the armed forces in a Facebook post, sending him to Yangon’s notorious Insein Prison until his next court appearance in late April, his attorney said.

4 Rohingya women held in Kurigram

The Daily Star
Wednesday, "April 3, 2019"

Police today detained five women including four Rohingas who tried to obtain Bangladeshi passport from Regional Passport Office (RPO) in Kurigram.

The Rohingya women are: Fatema, 26, daughter of Ashraf Ali; Mim, 25, daughter of Abdul Awal; Aleya Khatun, 26, daughter of Joynal Abedin; and Nuruka Akhtar, 25, daughter of Box Mia from Kutupalong Rohingya Camp in Cox’s Bazar where they have been living after fleeing persecution in Myanmar.

4 Rohingyas held at Dhaka airport

Dhaka Tribune
Sunday, Mar 31, 2019
Arifur Rahman Rabbi

 

Airport Armed Police has detained four Rohingyas at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka on Sunday, March 31, 2019 Dhaka Tribune

They were all carrying Bangladeshi passports

Four Rohingyas have been held by Airport Armed Police at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka.

The incident occurred around 11am on Sunday, said Md Alamgir Hossain, additional superintendent (operations and media) of Airport Armed Police.