The Dhaka Times Desk As millions of Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh, the scenario there has completely changed. So Myanmar's Arakan state is now like a 'Mrityupuri'!
Myanmar's Arakan State has a lot of history. The history of the sixteenth century seems to have disappeared. The state that once belonged to the Muslims, now the place is like a 'Mrityupuri'.
In a word, the people of the Buddhist community are going to create the worst trend in history in the Arakan state of Myanmar. The Mughals have set the highest example of oppression and torture. In the mountainous state of Arakan, the Mageras are desperate to drive out the Rohingya Muslim population.
The Myanmar government has been supporting this persecution by labeling the Rohingya as separatists and terrorists. Myanmar's police and armed forces have teamed up with the Mogs on a mission to exterminate the Rohingya. They are successful in many of the missions!
Rohingyas were also attacked last year. This time, the Myanmar army started brutal torture on this Muslim community, accusing the 'rebel terrorists' of attacking the Myanmar police outpost and army camp on August 25. The police and army combined to burn down Muslim-majority villages. Torture continues.
Army and mobs started killing Rohingya youth indiscriminately. Children are also victims of murder. Incidents of raping and setting fire to young women also occurred. Unarmed people were slaughtered and burned.
In addition to the army, Buddhist mobs are involved in each of these tortures. These Buddhist extremists are forcing Muslims to leave the country by killing, raping and looting.
The Rohingya woman who escaped gave a terrible description of the torture of the army and the Magadh to the media. The former home of Unnahar was in Fakirabazar village of Mondu Upazila in Arakan Province, Myanmar. 35-year-old ex-unnahar has one daughter and two sons. Due to the torture of the terrorists, she took shelter with her husband and children in a tent in Kutupalong of Ukhia Upazila of Cox's Bazar.
Narrating the incident to the media, the victim said that this happened three days after Eid. That afternoon several strangers entered our village with hats on their heads. 4 also come to our house. Later we understand that Buddhist crocodiles have come under the guise of Muslims. Shortly after this, there was commotion in the village. Houses were on fire. All around was the sound of gunfire.
Another Rohingya, Arifur Rahman, accused the Myanmar army and Magad of extreme torture. Arifur was a resident of Tumbru Rait village in Arakan State. He did everything by doing business, house and car. Arif's house was also burnt to ashes when the Myanmar army burnt Tumbru village on July 6. His private car was also burnt.
Arifur said, the persecution of Muslims started after a religious leader of Magadh gave anti-Muslim speech in various events. He commented that the religious leader is inciting terrorism by colluding with the army. He said that even though there was a clash, there had never been such torture before. He said, earlier the army used to come and protect us. Now the soldiers are shooting, killing and torturing the Magads. The whole of Arakan has now turned into an ash 'Mrtyupuri'. Now the only hope of the oppressed is Allah. They now want the United Nations to take action against these torturers and take steps to take them back from Bangladesh.
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