By Abul Faiz

Myanmar/Burma is waging the longest civil war in the world. They love armed culture. Almost all the ethnic groups have armed groups to fight against the Bama Lumyo or Burmese government. They are demanding federal union of Burma. Rohingya people seek a permanent solution through peaceful means. In fact, Rohingya are only one of the few ethnic groups that do not have armed group. A growing sense of desperation is fueling a mass exodus of Rohingya Muslims from Arakan, 150'000 fled by boat since the Buddhist started massacre of Rohingyas two years ago. In last two years Buddhist mobs have left thousands dead and 140,000 trapped in camps, where they live without access to health care,education or jobs. They are can not to go back to their own homes. Many mosques are still kept close. No one can pray there. Their citizenship is not yet return back. Many are arrested alleging nonsenses to take ransom or kill them. Persecutors are rewarded by the Burmese Buddhist Government.

By Abul Faiz

In 1044 AD King Anurata fought and captured Mon King Manuha. In 1784 Burmese king Bo Daw invaded Arakan and the Arakan kingdom vanished
from the earth. Many Maghs and Rohingyas were taken by Bo Daw as prisoners of war. Some Rohingyas were met by Francis Buchanan. Now the Magh Arakanese become the ball lifters of the Burmese regime. They are busy to drive out Rohingyas. In 1662 the Magh Raja Sanda Thudama tried to kill all Muslims of Arakan. The result was the rise of Kaman, the kings makers of Arakan. The out come of the present genocide of the Muslims would be the king maker of Arakan or that of Kosovo. The Burmese regime is waging war with Kachin. Karan and Shan are also at war with the regime. The regime should turn from armed rule to rule of law
and must stop genocide against Muslims and also stop to hate the Muslims.

The real face of Buddhist terrorist group 969 , getting training to attack Muslims in Arakan State and other cities much more !

Myanmar’s armed forces in different parts of Arakan especially Maungdaw and Buthidaung Townships have been increasingly and obviously extorting money from Rohingyas considering it as a means to earn money, according to the local Rohingyas.

It has been learnt that the lower authority has to submit some shares of the money extorted from the innocent Rohingyas to the higher officials.

“Military Security Intelligence known as SaYaPha (စရဖ) and some military personnel arbitrarily arrested an innocent Rohingya in Kyeing Chaung (also called Bawli Bazaar) last Thursday morning as he was going to open his shop in the village’s market. The victim is Izhar Hussein (son of) Abul Nasir from the same village.

The blatant accusation against him was that he has a son working in Malaysia. The group included Captain of the SaYaPha Detachment (တပ္ဆြယ္မွဴး) and his subordinate based in Kyeing Chaung village; and a Lieutenant Army, the subordinate officer of the Tactical Operation Commander (ဗ်ဴဟာမွဴး) and two other sub-lieutenant military based in Taung Pyo sub-township.

They tortured him and released him having extorted Kyat 150,000 around 4:00PM of the day” said an eyewitness declining to be named.

“We have to give some shares of the money we get from you, *Kulars, to the Commander of our Corps in Buthidaung. Similarly, we give some shares to the tactical operation commander in Taung Pyo sub-township and also to some regiment commanders.

So, we do it with their permission and will keep doing it. It’s like our business” the witness continued narrating what the authority said to the people.

“Similarly, the above-mentioned authority broke into the resident of Rahimullah (son of) Amanullah in the same village and arrested him arbitrarily. For his release, they extorted Kyat 300,000 from him” added.

Other recent money extortions by the authority have been reported as following.

“Some Border Guard Police (BGP) from Gawdusara Bridge post, disguised as Islamic Religious Scholars, arrested Abdur Rashid (son of) Khalu, 45, in Gawdusara village as he was his way back home after prayer around 2:00PM on December 12. They extorted Kyat 50,000 and released him around 5:00PM of the day.”

“Some BGP personnel entered from Paung Zarr camp raided nearby village ‘Paung Zarr’ around 11:00AM on December 11. There in the villag, the BGP arbitrarily arrested a Rohingya shopkeeper named Anwar Hussein (son of) Haabi, 22, on the pretext of possession of Bangala phones. The police tortured him and released him after an extortion of money around Kyat 300,000.”

Maungdaw, Arakan – Some Rohingyas from Yey Twin Pyin village of Northern Maungdaw Township in Arakan State were extorted of money by Myanmar’s Border Guard Police (BGP) on false accusation of browsing the internet with Bangladeshi mobile phone. On December 19th, Border Guard Police from zone (4), No. (10) Outpost arrested two Rohingyas named Molvi Noor Husson s/o Abu Bakkar (Age 28) and Mohammed Ayub s/o Amir Husson (Age 25) from Yey Twin Pyin village in Northern Maungdaw Township. Both of them were falsely accused of browsing the internet with a Bangladesh mobile phone. They were arrested at 8 pm and later released after being extorted of Kyat 450,000 from each person. Similarly three Rohingyas named Kamal s/o Zakir Ahmed (Age 18), Haroon s/o Hala Bawda (Age 28) and Mufiz s/o Dildar (Age 30) were also arrested for the same accusation. They are still in custody of BGP police. As is common they were tortured at the BGP outpost. The BGP police are demanding Kyat 450,000 from each person for release, according to locals. In Maungdaw district, even the officials, police, military and BGP police are using Bangladesh mobile phones, but the local Rohingyas are forbidden to do so and even though most of the Rohingyas use the SIM from Myanmar Telecom they are still often falsely accused by the authorities as pretext to extort money. Many Rohingyas in Buthidaung and Maungdaw Township are extorted daily basis on this accusation.