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Chakma refugees are identified as one of the following :

  • A.Ethnic Vietnamese settled in Cambodia
  • B.Muslim Burmese who fled to Bangladesh following repression by the Burmese military junta
  • C.Sinhalese who fled the Jaffna Peninsula in the wake of Civil War
  • D.Buddhist inhabitants of Chittagong Hill tracts in Bangladesh who fled to India

Answer: D

The Chakmas are Buddhist inhabitants of the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh, and many of them fled to India, to Arunachal Pradesh and other states, after the Kaptai dam flooded their land in the 1960s and after the unrest in the hills. The first option describes the Vietnamese in Cambodia, the second the Rohingya, and the third the Sinhalese displaced from Jaffna, none of whom are Chakmas.

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