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On August 3 2013, Bangladesh army backed Muslim settlers wielding sharp knives and machetes began to attack indigenous Buddhist and Hindu people in Taindong of Matiranga, claiming that indigenous miscreants had kidnapped a Muslim settler named Kamal Hossain. At least 50 indigenous people were wounded and 3 were killed. More than 1,500 indigenous men, women and children fled to the India-Bangladesh border. Indigenous Chakma and Tripuri refugees in temporary refugee camps set up by BSF (Border Security Force of India) in Indo-Bangladesh border. |
Bangladesh army torture indigenous people in Rangamati
On 20 July 1988, Bangladesh army of 30 EBR from the army camp at Kuduk Chari led by Capt. Atiqur Rahman arrested 2 indigenous persons and then took them to the army camp. Bangladesh army severely tortured 2 indigenous persons at the army camp. The victims are:
- Mr. Dhamakka Chakma (29), son of Mr. Saradhan Chakma of Sukar Chari Khamar Para, Rangamati. He was arrested from his home at 09:00 hrs.
- Mr. Tarani Chakma (55), son of Mr. Sundaraka Chakma of Manik Chari Madhya Adam, Rangamati.
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