Bangladesh says 9 lakh and Myanmar wants 6 lakh

In the face of international pressure, Rohingya's problem is gradually positive in Myanmar. Meanwhile, the bilateral bilateral meeting of two countries has been held in Dhaka on Monday. Myanmar has agreed to resort to Rohingya refugees sheltered in Bangladesh. But Bangladesh wants to send 9 lakh Rohingyas from Bangladesh since 1992 since 1992, and only wants to take Myanmar 6 lakh Rohingya who have taken shelter in recent times.
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According to the sources, Myanmar is looking for (6 lakhs) to return to Rohingyas with the verification of flying since 2016. On the other hand, Bangladesh has for all Rohingyas who had sheltered in Bangladesh since 1992 since returning them all back to give. That number is at least 9 million.
Myanmar was forced to sit in a meeting to resolve the Rohingya problem in diplomatic efforts and international pressure in Bangladesh. The important meeting was held in Bangladesh's Padma State Building. Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali took charge of Bangladesh and led the side of Myanmar to the Council of State Counselor's office, Tint Soe.
Many people have said that the meeting was much more flexible than Myanmar's Arg. Myanmar, however, agreed to return to Rohingyas. The country stipulated that only those who fled to Bangladesh after October 2016 will be returned. On the other hand, Bangladesh wants to return all Rohingya who have been living since 1992.
An official present at the meeting said that such a big problem would not be resolved in a meeting. There will be more meetings. Hopefully there will be a peaceful solution. It is possible for all Rohingyas to return to their country soon if international pressure is currently under Myanmar. But the pressure reduction process will probably be long.
According to Bangladesh and the United Nations estimates from October 2016 to July July 2016, about 90 thousand Rohingyas flew to Bangladesh. And about 25 lakhs this year, more than five lakh rohingyas have resorted to Bangladesh. But before that, more than 3/4 lakh Rohingya flew to Bangladesh.