“It was kristallnacht for Muslims” UPDATE: Leftist students beaten by armed masked mob, police watch

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@Rhakim do you know how the Rohingya became so marginalized and ostracized by other Muslim states in the region? What gets me is that in the last few hundred years in India/Burma they would’ve been spread throughout(what are now 3/4 countries?)the region and had some wealth/community collectively and they’ve ended up practically friendless and impoverished.
I don't know much. In most cases Muslim countries taking in Muslim refugees is ignored in the media. For instance, there are over 1,000,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, which is a far smaller country than India, yet India is going wild about the mere 40,000 Rohingya refugees they have. Pakistan has 400,000 Rohingya refugees, even though they have to travel across 3 countries to get there. Malaysia has maybe 150,000 Rohingya refugees even though it's on the wrong side of Burma.

My assumption is that in Bangladesh it is a typical mass refugee issue - the Rohingya people are very poor, differ culturally, and Bangladesh is already one of the most crowded countries on Earth. So the people resist adding more bodies even if they're Muslim. They're trying to figure out how they can get rid of them but there isn't a clear path.

In other countries they're more seen as random refugees - there aren't quite as many of them and those nations don't have as much population pressure so the urgency isn't there, but they still have a different ethnic and language background than the nationals, are definitely at the bottom of the ladder socially, and don't necessarily have a path to citizenship.
 
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Evidence is building that it indeed was the ABVP (Hindu Nationalist version of the Young Republicans) that organized the masked attackers at the JNU campus three days ago:

Exclusive: Images Hint At BJP-Linked Student Body's Role In JNU Attack



Delhi police (under federal control) continue to make ZERO arrests or charges even though video and pictures of specific attackers are appearing all over social media. Instead, the police have booked a case against several of the victims of the attack, including the student body president, for an unrelated incident days earlier. It appears that the case against the students was booked just an hour after they were attacked.

JNU violence Live Updates: Attack on server room was planned, says VC



Professors at the university have accused both university administration and the Delhi police with facilitating the attacks. It appears that despite 100+ emergency calls to police, the police under the advisement of campus administration did not enter the campus until over an hour after the attacks began, and allowed the attackers to walk out right in front of them.

JNU violence not possible without varsity connivance, police inaction: Teachers' association | India News - Times of India



The vice-chancelor of the university has made the most cynical plea ever to students to forget about all this:

"Our heart goes out to all the injured students. The incident is unfortunate. I would like to tell students that JNU campus is a secure place. I urge all students to come back to the campus. Let us put the past behind."
Wait, so 30+ students were beaten by armed and masked intruders, all sorts of property was destroyed, police and administration did nothing, there have been ZERO arrests, and the university administrations response just three days later is "let us put the past behind".

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A Muslim group who made the unfortunate mistake of migrating from Indian and Bengali territory to Myanmar (different ethnicity, and unwelcoming). It was all good though because it was all under British rule and it was like going between British provinces.

Eventually the Brits left, Myanmar became independent, and then denied all Rohingya citizenship. So now they're stuck in a country without any rights with a ruling majority that wants them out. So eventually they turned the armed forces on them commencing the massacres, and a million plus fleeing to Bangladesh and other neighboring countries.

Here's an excerpt from the above article. The hatred for Muslims is so real in India that they're willing to send them back to Myanmar which will surely mean their death:
They (Rohingyas) are not part of the six religious minorities (Hindu, Sikha, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and Christian) in three neighbouring states (Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan). They are from Myanmar and hence have to go as they are not eligible for Indian citizenship under the CAA,” Jitendra Singh said.


It's really fukked up, and an interesting piece of history of you want to look into the social and political issues of that region post British rule.

Very helpful. I going to read up on why they left, I'm intrigued by this now.
 

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After getting their pictures and whatsapp messages exposed, the ABVP is openly admitting it was them now. :dwillhuh:

They're trying to say they were wearing masks, carrying weapons, and gathering together in mobs "in self defense". :mjlol::mjlol::mjlol:

Deny all responsibility for four days and then claim self-defense when your pics and planning are all over the internet brehs. :francis:

In a startling admission, ABVP’s Delhi joint secretary Anima Sonkar has admitted on national television that two armed men seen in videos carrying rods in the JNU campus are from the RSS-linked student union.

During a panel discussion on Times Now, Sonkar, however, said the duo were carrying rods in “self-defence”. Seeking to explain the videos that emerged following the Sunday night attack on JNU students and teachers on campus, Sonkar said they were asked on WhatsApp groups to be armed before stepping out.
Sonkar's statement on record counters the ABVP's claims that its members were not armed on campus and that the WhatsApp groups, screenshots of which went viral, belonged to Leftist students.

On Sunday, a mob of masked men and women stormed the JNU campus in south Delhi and systematically targeted students in three hostels, unleashing mayhem with sticks, stones and iron rods, hitting inmates and breaking windows, furniture and personal belongings. They also attacked a women's hostel.

'Asked to Step Out With Rods, Acid': ABVP Delhi Joint Secretary Admits Its Men Were Armed in JNU



Craziest shyt is that even though police were ON THE SCENE and ESCORTED THE MOB BACK OFF CAMPUS, there has still been zero arrests. Even after the mobsters have admitted their identity. This is the state of things.
 

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I don't know much. In most cases Muslim countries taking in Muslim refugees is ignored in the media. For instance, there are over 1,000,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, which is a far smaller country than India, yet India is going wild about the mere 40,000 Rohingya refugees they have. Pakistan has 400,000 Rohingya refugees, even though they have to travel across 3 countries to get there. Malaysia has maybe 150,000 Rohingya refugees even though it's on the wrong side of Burma.

My assumption is that in Bangladesh it is a typical mass refugee issue - the Rohingya people are very poor, differ culturally, and Bangladesh is already one of the most crowded countries on Earth. So the people resist adding more bodies even if they're Muslim. They're trying to figure out how they can get rid of them but there isn't a clear path.

In other countries they're more seen as random refugees - there aren't quite as many of them and those nations don't have as much population pressure so the urgency isn't there, but they still have a different ethnic and language background than the nationals, are definitely at the bottom of the ladder socially, and don't necessarily have a path to citizenship.
Good post.
 
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