If Rohingya refugees have more days, Bangladesh will be in crisis

Nearly 9 lakh Rohingya refugees are now in Bangladesh. Of these, five lakhs have been received since 25 August.Analysts fear security, political and social crisis if their position in Bangladesh is sustainable.
Rohingyas began to come to Bangladesh on August 25 for the Rakhine suppression of Myanmar. Most people who come there are women and children. Rohingyas still come. But they changed their way. Now we are going to Bangladesh with the boat from Shahpi Island in Teknaf. In the last four days, about seven thousand Rohingya women, men and children, arrived on Cox's Bazar's route. According to UNHCR estimates, Rakhine refugees from Rakhine came to 500,000 50000 on Thursday in 35 days.
Instead of Rohingyas, a temporary accommodation was made in Kathupalong's Balukhali.There have been two hundred Rohingya. The rest of the people are staying in Cox's Bazar. A large part took the Great Road side. They usually resorted to the Great Road. Because the district administration offers food to cook a lakh Rohingya refuge every 12 days in 12 places. The relief that has so far come from abroad is not enough. The Rohingyas are largely survived on the relief material of ordinary people and various organizations. As of September 22, 400,000 Rohingya refugees will be in Bangladesh. According to the UN, according to the estimation, Rohingyas requirements for the next six months are 200 million dollars. Early September 9, the UN asked 78 million dollars for help. But there is no immediate bill of relief by Rohingyas in the face of Rachin's torture.
At least 20 thousand Rohingya women fly pregnant mother And many children are to Bangladesh in the orphanage to lose parents. There are at least 1.5 million children who are now ready to go to school. Human rights activist and former director of law and arbitration center in Cox's Bazar, Nur Khan, said to DW Vale: "We try to keep Rohingya in one place. This is a violation of human rights. Their registration has not yet ended. "It is not certain if people are placed in one place in one place. In reality, there is a kind of crisis. The specialty of pregnant mother, children and the elderly has not yet been seen in the Relief War. The same food for all."
In response to another question, he said: "The effect of this pressure of 8-9 million people is now local. The prices of essential raw materials in Cox's Bazar have increased, with forests and hills being cut for them. Now Rohingya is more than local residents, there is a difference of culture with them, the Rohingya population will rise here, we see the human issue, but by long positions these problems can lead to a crisis.
Maj Gen (retd) Shahidul Haq, former Defense Minister of Myanmar, believes there may be three types of Rohingya's long status in Bangladesh. 
1. Security risksII. Social problems3. Political problem
He said, "I'm not talking about the fate of militant activity. I say, if they have been there a long time, if there is no job, there is a risk of being involved in the crime. If the children do not get a chance to study then it will miss, whose influence will be in this area, and these people have a big challenge to feed on Bangladesh for a long time. They might want to influence them locally, it has been seen in the past, causing social problems. ''
He also said, "The Rohingya, who came in the 1990s, became involved in politics. They followed Jamaat's politics, and for this reason they were rehabilitated and rehabilitated in the area of ​​Satkania. But if their position is lasting, the turmoil will rise, they will want more freedom and freedom of movement, as a result, they would like to join politics, and some political parties will also get a chance. "
- Deutsche Welle