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Abstract
War is inevitable in today’s world and it becomes a tool to manifest a nation’s foreign policy. Nations fight wars to achieve their economic as well as political goals and also to safeguard their prides. And the nature of warfare has been transformed not only in terms of its actors consisting of both the regular armies and private forces hired through contractors, but its nature also got transformed from high-intensity warfare to low-intensity warfare. Nowadays, wars are fought within states, and it is no more confined in intra-states only. However, its impact is so much cruel on the civilian population. Sometimes, they are even forced to leave their native places and migrated to other new places. Examples could be cited the Tamils in Sri Lanka, Palestinians in Israel, Syrians migrated to European countries and Bangladeshi in India since 1971 wars and so on. This paper aims to analyse the relevance of war and its impact on war victims migrating from one state to another. Migration becomes a key debating issue which draws the world attention in Contemporary International Politics.