A BBC investigation reveals that India deported Rohingya refugees to Myanmar by flying them from Delhi to the Andamans, placing them on a naval ship, and abandoning them at sea with life jackets. Survivors swam ashore and now face an uncertain future under a resistance group in Myanmar. Refugees allege abuse, religious humiliation, and forced detention before deportation. The UN says credible evidence supports the claims, while India’s Supreme Court will soon rule on the Rohingya’s refugee status.
On May 9, Nurul Amin last spoke to his brother. In that brief phone call, he learned that his brother Khairul and four other relatives had been deported by the Indian government to Myanmar — the very country they had fled years ago in fear.
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