On 4 August 2008, a group of Bangladesh army personnel led by Capt. Tanvir demanded few chickens from Buddhist villagers Mr. Tonchongya of Belaichari. When Mr. Tonchongya refused the Muslim soldiers of Bangladesh army blind folded him and tortured him resulting in the fracture of his right leg. Thereafter Tanvir forced the local village chief Anil Chandra Tonchongya and Doctor Priya Dorshi to sign a statement stating that Mr. Tonnyapu Tonchongya got his leg fractured while running away from the army.

Bangladesh army raid and torture indigenous Chakma people of Jagarapara village in Panchari

On 8 November 2004, a group of Bangladesh army men numbering about 100 raided Jagapara village in Panchari of Khagrachari district. They searched and ransacked houses, and beat up 14 innocent villagers. The army men also looted away valuables including a number of valuable books and documents from the house of Anil Chandra Chakma. Assistant zone commander Modasser Ali, Major Ziad, Captain Taslim and Lieutenant Salauddin from Panchari Zone led the attack, which took pace at 5 0' clock in the morning. The village is situated about 8 kilometer northeast of Panchari town, near Indian border. The victims of army torture are identified as-

1. Anil Chandra Chakma (s/o Juronnya Chakma), member of Union Parishad
2. Shanti Priyo Chakma (20) s/o late Bichchingya Chakma
3. Durgo Dhan Chakma (18) s/o Jappo Ali Chakma
4. Morot Chaw Chakma (25) s/o Habi Ranjan Chakma
5. Jibon Chakma (16) s/o Bomblia Chakma
6. Datara Chakma (45) s/o Mera Chakma
7. BandaJya Chakma (28) s/o late Rangu Mani Chakma
8. Satyo Mani Chakma (25)
9. Sadhan Chandra Chakma (40)
10. Gama Chakma (50) s/o late Tirtho Kumar Chakma
11. Dhaneshwar Chakma (24) s/o Ramani Kumar Chakma
12. Apon Dulal Chakma (40) s/o Pari Mohan Chakma
13. Gulpeda Chakma (25) s/o Seba Brata Chakma
14. Bindu Kumar Chakma (30) s/o Phul Kamal Chakma.

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