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The Row Over Accommodating Rohingyas In Delhi, All Triggered By A Tweet

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After a tweet by Hardeep Singh Puri announcing homes and security for Rohingya refugees from Myanmar, the Centre said no flats for them in the Capital. The Delhi government also wants the migrants to leave. A deadly crackdown by the Myanmar army on Rohingyas in August 2017 forced more than seven lakh people to flee the country.

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The Row Over Accommodating Rohingyas In Delhi, All Triggered By A Tweet

The focus is back on Rohingya refugees in India. On Wednesday, Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri tweeted that all Rohingya migrants from Myanmar living in a

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