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On 19 December 1986, Bangladesh army men gang raped Rita Chakma (13) of Nuaram Karbari Para, Dighinala. About 20 Bangladesh army personnel from the Viswa Ram Karbari Para army camp of Dighinala raided the indigenous Buddhist village of Nuaram Karbari Para in the morning. All the male inhabitants of the village were taken by force to cut the jungle surrounding the army camp. Bangladesh army encircled the village at 11:00 a.m. and on the pretext of searching entered the houses. Bangladesh army stripped all the women and the girls who were in their houses, and gang raped. Even the minors were not spared. |
Bangladesh army rape and torture indigenous Chakma Buddhists in Panchari
On 26 June 1984, Bangladesh army of 16th Bengal Regiment from Panchari Army Camp and Armed Police of Bangladesh (APB) of the Ultachari APB camp opened fire on a religious gathering at the house of Mr. Binakar Chakma of Shantipur in Panchari, Khagrachari district.
Bangladesh army and APB mercilessly beat the indigenous Buddhist people, took away young indigenous girls to their camps and raped them.
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