On 2 February 1992 Bangladesh army backed Muslim settlers killed at least 30 indigenous Chakma Buddhists at Mallya. 2 of them were Bijay Chakma and Samiran Chakma, the sons of Saral Kumar Chakma. Two bombs exploded on a river ferry at Mallya. The explosion killed a passenger and seriously injured the skipper of the ferry. The survivors swam ashore but the armed Muslim settlers were waiting for them and attacked the indigenous Chakma Buddhists - men women and children.

Bengali settlers massacre indigenous people in Longadu

On 30 July 1988, Muslim settlers carried out a gruesome massacre at Bot Tola in Longadu, Rangamati district. The incident occured when Mr. Rajani Kanta Chakma (a former member of Union Council or local government) and 8 other indigenous men, women and children were returning home from Mainee Mukh Bazar in Longadu, Rangamati district.

9 indigenous people were returning home in a boat skipped by a Muslim settler named Mohammad Khalil. The Muslim settler instead of taking them to their destination, took the victims to the Muslim settlement called Bot Tola situated on the west bank of Mainee river. As the boat reached the river bank, Muslim settlers attacked the indigenous passengers.

When the victims did not return home, their relations immediately reported to the Police Station at Longadu. Further, it was brought to the notice of the camp commander of the army camp at Korolya Chari in Longadu. But no necessary action was taken on the incident by Bangladesh army or administration.

On 3 August 1988, Bangladesh army arranged a meeting at the Tintilla Town Hall. Col. Imamuzzaman, Commander of 305 Brigade of Rengamati was the chief guest. The matter was brought before him. But Col. Imamuzzaman dismissed the complaint on the incident an remarked-

"So far many Muslims have been killed by the Shanti Bahini in different actions. But the government has not reacted to these incidents. But when a few indigenous people are killed, why there in so much of reaction"

"In future, if a single Muslim is found missing or killed, then for each Muslim 15 indigenous people shall be shot dead by the army personnel".

The victims are:

1. Mr. Rajani Kanta Chakma (former member of Union Council), son of late Sampurna Chakma of Korolya Chari, Longadu.
2. Master Okay Chakma (7), son of late Shoilesh Kanti Chakma, address as above.
3. Mrs. Braja Bala Chakma (35), wife of late Shoilesh Kanti Chakma, address as above.
4. Master Mino Chakma (3), son of late Shoilesh Kanti Chakma, address as above.
5. Mrs. Kala Devi Chakma (28), wife of late Ranajyoti Chakma, address as above.
6. Miss Niyati Bala Chakma (25), daughter of Mr. Languram Chakma of Daner Atarak Chara, Longadu.
7. Miss Taki Chakma (15), daughter of late Madhab Chandra Chakma of Bamer Atarak Chara, Longadu.
8. Miss Suchanda Chakma (19), daughter of Mr. Dhaneshwar Chakma of Khedar Mara (Durchari), Baghaichari.
9. Mr. Sukramani Chakma (29), son of late Akshay Chakma of Rangamati. The victim was serving as boatman of Forest Office at Korolya Chari, Longadu.

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