Dated:
Two Men Killed and Two
Others Injured by NaKaPa
Maungdaw, March 10: On 27th January 2005, two men were killed
and two others were injured on a fire by Nakapa at Inn Din
NaKaKa is newly formed Border
Security Force in place of previous NaSaKa.
The smugglers were on fired by an army of the battalion No,233, now as a
NaKaPa, while the smugglers were trying to flee from a boat, in which they were
loading rice, goats and fowls in a creek of Inn Din village and it to be
smuggled to Bangladesh, the villager further added.
The dead persons were identified
as Sultan Ahamed, 29, son of Mr. Ali Ahamed and Mohamed Meah, 27, son of Mr.
Ali Abbass while Abu Taher and his son was bullet injured. All the dead and
injured persons hailed from Inn Din village except Sultan Ahamed. He hailed
from Bassara
The NaKaPa seized the boat
including 50 bags of rice, some fowls and 15 goats, an estimated amount of US$
2,000, the trader added. (1
On that day, the Commander of the
Inn Din NaKaPa Camp called the villagers including Village Peace and
Development Council (VPDC) Chairman and Secretary for a meeting and told them
(villagers) that the men who were killed and injured on the bullet fire were
smugglers and the said boat en route to
The commander Continued, “We are
not ex-Nasaka, we are the army under the guise of NaKaPa. You
must do what we say, if not, it is yours responsible.” deceased
On that night, the two deceased bodies were
buried at the village graveyard according to the order of NaKaPa.
The wounded father and his son
were carried to the NaKaPa camp where they had been taking medical treatment
till release. Later on, however, they were released at the end of February last
week of 2005, but it is not known how much Kyats has been paid for the release.
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