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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 arrest indigenous people in Dighinala
On 27 April 1991, Bangladesh army of 6th EBR led by Maj. Hakis arrested indigenous people at Babuchara in Dighinala, Khagrachari district. The victims are:
- Mr. Shudhangsu Bikash Chakma (35), son of Mr. Meg Karbari of Shanti Gram Cluster Village, Babuchara, Dighinala.
- Mr. Sabendu Chakma (15), son of Mr. Basanta Chakma, address as above.
- Mr. Bipin Kumar Chakma (50), Member of Union Parishad.
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