The Border Security Force, BSF on Wednesday said the issue of Rohingyas is complicated and the policy of India is very clear that it will not allow any illegal migration. <br/><br/>Briefing media in New Delhi, Director General of the force, K K Sharma said, upto 31st October this year, the border guarding force has apprehended 87 Rohingyas on Indo-Bangla border while trying to infiltrate and ex filtrate into India of which 76 were pushed back to Bangladesh. <br/><br/>He said, infiltration of Rohingyas to India cannot be ruled out but BSF is keeping a close a close watch on any possible infiltration.<br/><br/>He said, in Jammu and Kashmir, a comprehensive integrated border management system is in place and the force will thwart any infiltration attempt by Pakistan in winters during snowfall. He however stressed on the need for application of more technology to safeguard Indian borders.<br/><br/>On requirement of weapons, Mr Sharma said, BSF is fairly equipped. He said, welfare of BSF personnel is top priority and they are being equipped with latest technologies.