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Rohingya Refugees In Jammu Struggle For A Place To Bury Their Loved Ones

Summary by ODISHA BYTES
Urvat il wuska Jammu: Asif Hussain, a member of the Rohingya refugee community living in the Sujwan settlement on the outskirts of Jammu, still remembers the long walk through the forest with his brother’s body. In 2018, when Salam Hussain died of kidney disease, there was no place in Jammu where he could be buried. Asif (45), a daily-wage labourer had to take him nearly 50 kilometres away, to a forest area in Kathua. “I had to arrange Rs 5,000 …
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ODISHA BYTES broke the news in on Friday, December 19, 2025.
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