Bangladeshi authorities' new strategy to increase social conflict in Rohingya refugee camps | Halek Hossain

 

In Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, the world's largest refugee camp, Bangladeshi authorities have planted the seeds of business by creating various rogue groups, spreading drugs in the camp through Rohingya youths, extorting money from poor Rohingyas with death threats.

Now Bangladeshi authorities have started a new policy to increase social conflict in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, as some Rohingya who were arrested 10 or 11 months ago are now being dramatically shown being arrested from the camp while committing crimes.

Noman, a member of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), was arrested by Bangladeshi RAB 10 months ago after visiting his family from the war zone. It is clear that he was arrested by Bangladeshi RAB-3 from Chittagong. He was tortured mentally and physically, bones were broken, nails were cut and inhumanely plucked. Sure enough, his family confirmed his death but unfortunately the Bangladeshi authorities RAB-15 brought him out from a place where RAB-3 hid him for 10 months, pretending to arrest him these days, national and international community fooled by Bangladeshi RAB. has been made -15 (Isn't that fun!?).

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