Is Rohingya an ethnic minority of Myanmar?

Objective- This work is intended to those who are kindly in belief on Bengalis to be an ethnic minority living in long historical background in Myanamar to in short investigate whether or not Bengalis are the Rohingyas living in Myanmar many thousand years ago and they are temporal immigrants from Chittagong.

Abstract

                    In blind, some of powerful countries and United Nations try to force the Myanmar government to grant the Bangalis as the Rohingya ethnic group in Myanmar, taking a look at the terrible population of Bangalis in Rakhine State. It is a baseless effort and likely a threat to the powerless and such an approach to issue of Bengalis in Myanmar by the UN also is unfair. It is undeniable that as a piece of social context, every society dealing with distinct people with multi-culture from different countries is an impact of globalization not rejected.

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Foreign Minister Dipu Moni tells about rohingyas

DHAKA: Foreign Minister Dipu Moni alleged that Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islam is patronizing the Rohingyas in armed.

The Myanmar government told Bangladesh High Commission that Jamaat-e-Islam also inciting them for racial clash, she added.

The minister came up with the assertion while addressing parliament Thursday.

She said, “We are looking into the matter and the border would never be opened for Rohingyas.”

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Daw Su 's answer about Rohingya at Oslo Peace Forum

Question about "R o h i n g y a ":

Q: What should it be with regarding with their citizenship? Are they or they are not?

DASSK: I do not know because when you talk about the rohingya, we are not quite sure who you are talking about. As I said there is a problem about who we are referring to. There is someone who say that those people who claim to be rohingya are not the ones who are actually native to Burma. But who are just come over recently from Bangladesh. But, on the other hand, Bangladesh says NO. They don’t want them as refugees. As they are not native to Bangladesh and they come over from Burma. So how do we sort this out? Without “RULE OF LAW”, without proper Immigration Processes, without proper policy, without appropriate implementation of the law. This is why I said the root of all this is “The RULE OF LAW” going back to many decades, not going back just to the crime that is just admitted a couple of months ago.

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Bengali so-called Rohingya are charged for murdering 10 Arakan civilians

Sent directly from Saw Myint Than (Paut Taw) Sittway

Rakhine (Arakan) State government has charged 22 Bengali so-called Rohingya from A Naut Pyin village for murdering 11 Arakan civilians at Ku Taung village near A Naut Pyin village.

During early morning of 19th of July around 6:00 am, over hundred Bengali terrorists from A Naut Pyin village surrounded and burned Lower Ku Taung village which has only around 10 homes, located near Ku Taung villaged. Local Arakan civilians gathered around 200 people as soon as they got the news about the burning, and went to Lower Ku Taung village to protect with knives and sticks.

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Protests against terrorist actions of Bengali Rohingya around the world by Myanmar Nationalities-photo news

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Many international media; are presenting bias reports, by favoring on Rohingyas sides, on the clash between Rakhine and Rohingyas, who are currently committing severe crimes: and also media are neglecting the sufferings of Ethnic Rakhine People and posting the fake news by favoring the Rohingyas who are intruders to Burma illegally. So to condemn their actions and media, many Myanmar Nationalities held protests and demonstrations at respective countries.
Thailand
Demonstration to show that so-called ROHINGYAS are not ethnic people of Burma. All the ethnic people are joined in such as Kachin, Kayar, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Bamar, Rakhine,Shan, unaminously saying that so-called ROHINGYAS are not ethnic people of Burma.

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Interview with some school teachers who barely survived and witnessed Rakhine Massacre

The following conversation is recorded on Saturday (June 9) a day after the public school teachers escaped from mass killing and burning committed by Bengali (so called Rohingya).

Teacher Daw Aye Su Thi

An interviewer: Was the house torched first or was Sayargyee (School Principal) killed in his house?

A Rakhine female teacher from Kyeintali: No.  Bengali mob started at Buddhist monastery.  Then, there were some shops near the monastery and they set them on fire.  There was another convenient store near a pharmacy.  They continued to torch that down as well.  And the Bengali mob moved to the dormitory where Rakhine teachers live and tried to burn it.  The dormitory was not burnt down as much as they expected.  So they broke into the dorm and stole the properties of the residents.  They continued attacking the local Rakhine residents in the area.  Due to the attack and fire, Rakhine residents fled their village in frenzy.

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A friend’s appeal to Britain and United States by David Obama

21 June 2012 (Thursday)

 By David Obama

(Commentary) – The massacre in Arakan State by Islamic Extremist Terrorist Bengali so-called Rohingya over the past two weeks has caused disillusion for some, division among many, and shock and anguish for everyone. Racial and religious tensions that have simmered just beneath the surface for years have exploded into an ugly cycle of destruction and revenge which threatens to derail Burma’s journey towards democracy and peace.

Crude, racist abuse, deliberate misrepresentations, doctored images, misinformation and biased reporting of so-called Rohingya Bengali have added a cruel twist to an already bloody tragedy.

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Good immigration system

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  Very thank for knowing that you have good immigration system to fight against illegal immigration.
  
  I like to inform about the same problem in our country ,leading to lost of local legal people' identities and the government of Myanmar had not fully handle to do as in UK while military system to democracy system transaction in Myanmar.
  
  When Aung San Su Kyi visit to Europe in June 2012,fearful the terrorism of Bangladash settlers within our country ,they proclaming as Myanmar and so called Roghinjar . There was no such name under the immigration but they try to use such name to get the seperated islam state by mass population within local group.
  

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62 Rakhineses,Myanmar says recent communal violence killed

these all dead bodies are Rakhineses killed by bangali rohingya terrorists who are migrant workers from Bangladesh in where human explosion is main case to flow to other countries such as India, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Europe countries. In Rakhine state, Myanmar after increasing populations more and more, bangali rohingyas burn  Rakhinese houses and killed owners, Rakhineses even more, in order to steal or rule as own land, rohingya muslim country, they have link with Al-Qaeda groups, collected guns and weapons said by minister of Bangladesh foreign affair and India scholar. so, I like to say for those who are talking about human right and rohingya to accept in Myanmar as citizens please accept first those terrorists as being your family, citizens in your country then we will make ready as want. if u were Rakhineses who are under rohingya terrorists attacked nearly hundred years, sure that you will not say.  we are well-known about human right as you know but now one the most important thing is to live harmoniously and peacefully without attacking, violence, and harming to owners, Rakhineses and without attention to make rohingya muslim country.

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Cash can be donated for refugees in Rakhine State

                                            Refugees in Sittwe, Rakhine state, Myanmar.

Reported by staff correspondent Translated and edited by Nyein Chan Win

88 Generation Students Group announced that well-wishers can donate cash for refugees in Rakhine State through their group. "As direct cash donation to the refugees did not go systematically, we will help manage on donation effectively," said Ko Jimmy of the 88 Generation Students. Three women of the group visited Sittwe on 20 June to provide relief assistances to the refugees. The group has already contacted with potential donors for Rakhine refugees. As the first consignment about 2,000 assorted clothes had been sent on 18 June.

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