KALADAN NEWS
Date:
A Teenaged Girl Raped in
Maungdaw, April 30:
Burmese police accompanied by local Rakhaing youths
committed rape against a Rohingya teenaged girl in Maungdaw Township of Arakan
State, Burma, said a villager who
recently came to Bangladesh for medical treatment.
The victim is identified as Begum (not real name), 16,
daughter of Mohammed Ishaq hailed from Ghunapara village of
The rapists are also identified as a group of
policemen numbering in three led by Sub-Inspector U Maung Maung
Kyaw, in cooperation of with three other Rakhaing
youths from the same village, he
further said.
On
In
fact, they didn’t bring her to the police camp, but, she was brought to nearby
field and raped her there till mid night
and kept her on the roadside in senseless condition, said another villager from the village.
The
next day, early in the morning, villagers found her senseless on the roadside
and took her to the Myoma Hospital of Maungdaw for medical treatment. While she got back her
sense after taking treatment, she said, “A group of police and Rakhaing youths rape me routinely till mid night. They
forcibly bring me from my house to ask some questions in the police camp but
they do not take me to the camp and rape me routinely with gun point. However,
medics of the hospital give good treatment for my relief.”
On
information, the village elders dared to put a complaint against the rapists to
the concerned authority of the police camp but they did not take any attention.
Later, all the villagers put a complaint to the State Police authority against
the culprits again.
As
a result, the police officer Maunag Muang Kyaw together with a police and a Rakhaing
youth were arrested on
Police
and Hlutin (riot police) in the local camps are
mostly Rakhaings, who deliberately commit to robbery,
rape, extortion and etc against ethnic Rohingya by
different means after the sack of Prime Minister General Khin Nyunt, though we
try to bring peace and justice in the area, restoring the ancient history of Rakhaing-Rohingya unity, said an elite Rohingya from Maungdaw. # #
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