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Images: Rohingya Families Left Without Shelter as Demolitions Continue in Jammu, India

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Rohingya Families Left Without Shelter as Demolitions Continue in Jammu, India
Rohingya families face renewed displacement after authorities demolished shelters in Rahim Nagar, Jammu, on 3 October 2026. Residents said they had fled persecution in Myanmar and were left uncertain about where their families could now find shelter.
Rohingya residents stand among makeshift shelters in Jammu as families face renewed displacement following the demolition of structures in October 2026. Many Rohingya in India remain unable to return safely to Myanmar and face continuing uncertainty over shelter and legal protection.
Rohingya residents stand among makeshift shelters in Jammu as families face renewed displacement following the demolition of structures in October 2026. Many Rohingya in India remain unable to return safely to Myanmar and face continuing uncertainty over shelter and legal protection.
Rohingya families and their belongings amid makeshift shelters in Jammu, India, during the October 2026 demolition drive. For families already displaced from Arakan, the loss of temporary homes has created another cycle of homelessness and insecurity.
Rohingya families and their belongings amid makeshift shelters in Jammu, India, during the October 2026 demolition drive. For families already displaced from Arakan, the loss of temporary homes has created another cycle of homelessness and insecurity.