The Jammu & Kashmir Government on Wednesday informed the Assembly that over 4,000 missing persons/terrorists continue to stay put in Pakistan/POK. The Minister-in-Charge State Home department also informed the lower house that 377 ex-militants have returned via Nepal and Bangladesh routes along with 864 family members since 2010. Since none of these surrendered militants returned homes via approved routes they are not entitled to receive any benefit under the Rehabilitation policy of 2010. The Minister-in charge state Home department also tabled a written reply in the house informing over 13,700 foreigners, including Tibetans and Rohingyas, muslims from Myanmar, are settled in Jammu & Kashmir where the population of foreign nationals has increased by over 6,000 from 2008 to 2016. As on January 6, 322 foreigners besides 13,433 Burmese and Tibetans are staying in Jammu and Kashmir. While 7,093 foreigners were staying in the state in 2008, the number increased to 12,560 in 2014 and 13,755 in 2016, the written reply furnished by Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti informed. Of these 5,743 people are Burmese nationals (Rohingyas), 7,690 people are Tibetans and 322 are other foreigners, she said. She said the foreign nationals have entered J&K on their own. They are settled in Jammu and Samba districts. “No Rohingyas has been found involved in militancy-related incidents but 17 FIRs have been registered against 38 Rohingyas for various offenceslike illegal border crossings ” she said.