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MCQs with answers on “India’s Handling of the Rohingya Refugee Crisis” 

1. Which of the following countries is the primary source of the Rohingya refugee crisis?

  • a) Bangladesh
  • b) Myanmar
  • c) India
  • d) Pakistan

Answer: b) Myanmar

2. In which year did India officially express concern over the Rohingya refugee crisis?

  • a) 2015
  • b) 2017
  • c) 2019
  • d) 2020

Answer: b) 2017

3. The Rohingya refugee crisis primarily involves the persecution of which religious minority?

  • a) Buddhists
  • b) Christians
  • c) Hindus
  • d) Muslims

Answer: d) Muslims

4. Where do the majority of the Rohingya refugees from Myanmar currently reside?

  • a) Bangladesh
  • b) Thailand
  • c) India
  • d) Malaysia

Answer: a) Bangladesh

5. What is the name of the region in Myanmar where the majority of the Rohingya people reside?

  • a) Rakhine
  • b) Kachin
  • c) Shan
  • d) Mandalay

Answer: a) Rakhine

6. Which Indian state has been most affected by the Rohingya refugee crisis?

  • a) Assam
  • b) Uttar Pradesh
  • c) West Bengal
  • d) Kerala

Answer: a) Assam

7. Which international organization condemned the military crackdown on the Rohingya in Myanmar in 2017?

  • a) United Nations (UN)
  • b) ASEAN
  • c) European Union (EU)
  • d) SAARC

Answer: a) United Nations (UN)

8. Which Indian political party has generally opposed the settlement of Rohingya refugees in India?

  • a) Indian National Congress
  • b) Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
  • c) Communist Party of India (CPI)
  • d) Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)

Answer: b) Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

9. In which year did the Indian government officially state that Rohingya refugees should be deported?

  • a) 2016
  • b) 2017
  • c) 2018
  • d) 2019

Answer: c) 2018

10. India’s stance on the Rohingya crisis is primarily influenced by its relationship with which neighboring country?

  • a) Bangladesh
  • b) Nepal
  • c) Myanmar
  • d) Sri Lanka

Answer: c) Myanmar

11. Which international body has expressed concerns about the treatment of Rohingya refugees in India?

  • a) World Health Organization (WHO)
  • b) United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
  • c) International Monetary Fund (IMF)
  • d) World Trade Organization (WTO)

Answer: b) United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

12. Which Indian state has taken the most significant step in housing Rohingya refugees?

  • a) Uttar Pradesh
  • b) Jammu and Kashmir
  • c) Delhi
  • d) West Bengal

Answer: b) Jammu and Kashmir

13. Which year did the Indian Supreme Court issue a notice to the central government regarding the deportation of Rohingya refugees?

  • a) 2018
  • b) 2019
  • c) 2020
  • d) 2021

Answer: a) 2018

14. What humanitarian organization has provided support to the Rohingya refugees in India?

  • a) Red Cross
  • b) United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
  • c) World Food Programme (WFP)
  • d) UNICEF

Answer: b) United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

15. India’s decision to deport Rohingya refugees has been a subject of concern due to which international principle?

  • a) Right to Education
  • b) Non-refoulement
  • c) Climate Justice
  • d) Gender Equality

Answer: b) Non-refoulement

16. Which of the following was a major reason behind the Rohingya refugee crisis in Myanmar?

  • a) Economic sanctions
  • b) Persecution by the Myanmar military
  • c) Flooding in Rakhine
  • d) Natural disasters

Answer: b) Persecution by the Myanmar military

17. What is the role of the UNHCR in the Rohingya crisis in India?

  • a) Deporting refugees
  • b) Providing humanitarian aid
  • c) Enforcing laws
  • d) None of the above

Answer: b) Providing humanitarian aid

18. Which policy does India follow regarding the treatment of refugees?

  • a) Open-door policy
  • b) Deportation policy
  • c) Limited assistance policy
  • d) No policy

Answer: c) Limited assistance policy

19. Which of the following is a key concern regarding the settlement of Rohingya refugees in India?

  • a) National security
  • b) Human rights violations
  • c) Economic burden
  • d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

20. India’s approach to the Rohingya crisis can best be described as:

  • a) Humanitarian support
  • b) Regional cooperation
  • c) Non-interference
  • d) Strict deportation

Answer: d) Strict deportation

21. What was the primary reason for India’s refusal to grant Rohingya refugees citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)?

  • a) Security concerns
  • b) Economic reasons
  • c) Religious reasons
  • d) International pressure

Answer: a) Security concerns

22. Which South Asian country has been most receptive to Rohingya refugees?

  • a) Sri Lanka
  • b) Nepal
  • c) Bangladesh
  • d) Pakistan

Answer: c) Bangladesh

23. Which major UN body has repeatedly called for accountability for the crimes committed against the Rohingya?

  • a) United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
  • b) United Nations Security Council (UNSC)
  • c) United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)
  • d) International Court of Justice (ICJ)

Answer: a) United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

24. What is the key reason behind India’s reluctance to accept large numbers of Rohingya refugees?

  • a) Diplomatic issues with Myanmar
  • b) Fear of exacerbating internal ethnic tensions
  • c) High refugee numbers in neighboring countries
  • d) None of the above

Answer: b) Fear of exacerbating internal ethnic tensions

25. Which international legal principle forbids the return of refugees to a country where they may face persecution?

  • a) Right to Education
  • b) Right to Work
  • c) Non-refoulement
  • d) Right to Shelter

Answer: c) Non-refoulement

26. What kind of support have Rohingya refugees received in India?

  • a) Legal aid and permanent settlement
  • b) Temporary shelters and healthcare
  • c) Citizenship grants
  • d) Military protection

Answer: b) Temporary shelters and healthcare

27. What has been the Indian government’s primary argument for not granting Rohingyas refugee status?

  • a) Lack of space
  • b) National security concerns
  • c) Economic reasons
  • d) International agreements

Answer: b) National security concerns

28. India has received widespread criticism for not providing Rohingya refugees with what basic service?

  • a) Legal documentation
  • b) Employment opportunities
  • c) Social welfare benefits
  • d) Permanent settlement

Answer: a) Legal documentation

29. Which of the following Indian policies would most likely be violated by offering Rohingyas permanent settlement in the country?

  • a) National security laws
  • b) Environmental policies
  • c) Economic liberalization
  • d) Foreign direct investment rules

Answer: a) National security laws

30. Which organization has repeatedly called on India to not deport Rohingya refugees back to Myanmar?

  • a) Amnesty International
  • b) International Organization for Migration (IOM)
  • c) UNHCR
  • d) World Bank

Answer: c) UNHCR

These MCQs aim to test knowledge on India’s handling of the Rohingya refugee crisis, focusing on political, humanitarian, and legal aspects.

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