Explain the response of India to the issue of Rohingya Refugees to safeguard internal security.

The Rohingya are a Muslim minority group who have faced persecution and violence in Myanmar (also known as Burma). Many Rohingya have fled Myanmar and sought refuge in neighboring countries, including India. The issue of Rohingya refugees in India has been a source of tension and controversy.

In response to the issue of Rohingya refugees in India, the government has taken a number of measures to address national security concerns. These measures include:

Deporting Rohingya refugees: In 2018, the Indian government began the process of deporting Rohingya refugees back to Myanmar, despite criticism from human rights groups. The government argued that the Rohingya refugees were a threat to national security and that their presence in India could potentially lead to the radicalization of other Muslims in the country.

Increasing border security: The government has also increased security along the border with Bangladesh, from where many Rohingya refugees have entered India. This has included the deployment of additional border guards and the construction of a fence along parts of the border.

Monitoring and tracking Rohingya refugees: The government has also implemented measures to monitor and track the movement and activities of Rohingya refugees within the country. This has included the use of biometric data and the issuance of special identification cards to Rohingya refugees.

Restricting the movement of Rohingya refugees: The government has also imposed restrictions on the movement of Rohingya refugees within the country, including a prohibition on their travel outside of their state of residence without prior approval.

Overall, the Indian government's response to the issue of Rohingya refugees has been criticized by human rights groups, who argue that the government's measures violate the rights of the Rohingya and that they should be treated with dignity and respect.