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By TSR News March 26, 2014 Gundum,  Cox's Bazar: Recently, 23 Bangladeshi Rakhine Moghs of Gundum, Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar were arrested by Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) on March 24th 2014 at 11:00pm while they were crossing the border of Bangladesh who were entering from Myanmar. BGB sadly said that 12 more Rakhine Moghs were ran away from their hands. When BGB asked them "which is your country". Rakhine Moghs said "we are Bangladeshi citizens and we are coming from Arakan Myanmar after we helped our Rakhine Moghs brothers."  BGB said that they are not only citizenships of both countries, but they are also trained by Myanmar military to attack minority. Even though Bangladeshi Minister of Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs, Bir Bahadur Ushwe Sing (MP, Awami League) ordered the cornel of BGB to release the arrestees, the cornel of BGB refused his decree. It is well known that higher authority of both countries are involved in the ethnic cleansing of R

MYARF Report | Written by M.S. Anwar 26th March 2014 Rvisiontv.com (Scroll down for updates and pictures) Northern Maungdaw, Arakan- Around 3AM on 26th March 2014, Rohingya shops at the market of village of Dudan (Ludain), northern Maungdaw, were set ablaze apparently by two unidentified Rakhine extremists. It has been reported that seven shops have burnt to ashes to till date. Many other shops have also been partially destroyed. “Local Rohingyas spotted two stranger Rakhines nearby the market of Ludain just before the curfew time on 25th March 2014 night. And the Rohingya shops caught fire around 3AM of the same night (i.e. 26th March 2014 morning). There were around 40 shops at the market. Of them, seven shops got burnt to ashes. Many other shops were partially burnt. Some Rohingyas were able to save some shop-stuffs” said a local of the village. “No Rohingya is allowed to go out of his/her home during the curfew time at night. But Rakhines can roam anywhere at t