However, the killing of Mohib Ullah inside a camp in Ukhiya has caused an international uproar. Questioned about the government's ability to maintain law and order in the Rohingya refugee camps in the wake of the incident, Kamal said: "It's not right to say that we can't control it. Weapons are coming here from Myanmar in various ways to destabilise the environment in the Rohingya camps. “The leader (Mohib Ullah) in question has always been vocal about taking the Rohingya back home. Asked who was trying to create unrest in the Rohingya camp and whether any foreign powers are involved, Kamal said, "We are investing everything.

Source: bd News24 October 03, 2021 16:40 UTC