Hlun Tin (Paramilitary) and Rakhine beat up a Rohingya unconscious in Maungdaw

Freely moving Rakhine terrorists in Arakan

Mayu Press:

February 24th, 2013

By Mohamed Farooq

Last 21 February night at about 09 PM, numbers of Rakhine youths gather and shouted near the gate of Mohammad Gani, 42 years old, an educated Rohingya person in Boumo Para, Maungdaw. He shut down all his windows and doors of home for his family safety and to be free of attack. Unfortunately, the Rakhine terrorists entered his home jointly with arm force Hlun Tin. When they tried to rape his daughters and wife, Mohammad Gani requested them not to do. Then they hit critically and brought him altogether.

The Rakhine took him a picture with a camera by making him to hold a gallon of kerosene and lighter as he went to torch up Rakhine Village. But the officer of Intelligent Police (Sarapa) found that he was innocent to the created false event then released him. He is still senseless with severe pain and injured.

The doctor said to his relatives as one of his vital organs damage by severe hitting. It is not sure that he will be recovered to normal healthy one. This is daily tragedy life of Rohingya inside Arakan, Burma

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