No Rohingya agreed to return without condition: Official
No Rohingya sheltered in Bangladesh wants to go back to their home as the environment of repatriation in Myanmar's Rakhine is not convenient for them.
Today (Thursday) was scheduled to start Rohingya repatriation process.
Regarding this, Mohammad Abul Kalam, relief and repatriation commissioner of Cox's Bazar, said no one wants to return until the conditions given by Rohingyas are fulfilled.
When efforts of repatriation started, Rohingyas gave conditions of Myanmar's citizenship, safety of freely movement, regaining left propertie and security monitoring.
Abul Kalam said a list 3,540 Rohingyas' name was given to Bangladesh by Mynamar. Interview of a total 295 families was taken till 12:00 noon. But a Rohingya man has not been found who is interested to go to home without condition, he added.
The government has completed all preparations for repatriation. If any Rohingya gives consent to returning with no condition, they would be sent back to homeland, the relief and repatriation official also said.
