Maybe India is scared that the regugees might reside along their territory. Either way, even if they reach the Bhutan border, they will not be allowed to enter and that is a sad thing. This dilemma should be avoided with dialogue, much of which have been conducted in the past, but Nepal should carry on pressing the Bhutanese government not to rule it out. I believe that Bhutanese authorities should put themselves on the shoes of these poor people and they will see that they are genuine Bhutanese who have been serving Bhutan and love Bhutan to the dearest. It is a sad thing that the resortment of such illegitimate actions was surpassed behind an invalid argument about those refugess being Nepalese because they migrated several ? years ago. If we look back digging deep along the history of mankind, humans have been migrating from places to places looking for shelter and food. We all either belong to one country or none of us belong to either one. I did not expect such arguments from a Buddhist nation. Bhutan should owe up to its mistake in front of whole of the International Community who are watching with deep concerns these developments, at a time when their new constitution are being established and they should take back their own people, restoring their pride and honor. This is the time that the followers of Buddhism will once again stamp their voice of wisdom for the world to see that the peace will prevail. That will be the right action for a Buddhist peaceloving nation of 'thunder dragon'.