By Rohingya Vision TV
Kyauktaw, Arakan: Remaining Rohingya in a village of Kyauktaw Township were accused of planting an anti-personnel land mine by the Moghs (Rakhine), yesterday (25th April 2019), reports a local.
An anti-personnel land mine was found by a Moghs in Hanjifara village and Rohingya residing in the village were accused of being involved in this matter.
Initially, a Mogh was seen digging and finding the anti-personnel land mine but when a local Rohingya tried to capture its video, he was brutally tortured by the Mogh.
The victim was identified but due to security concerns and fear of arbitrary arrest and torture he wished to be anonymous.
Read more on the similar incidence in Akyab:
It is highly believed that to create conspiracy against the remaining Rohingya the mine was purposely placed by Moghs themselves near to this Rohingya village
Following the incident, village
Earlier many similar incidents happened, where innocent Rohingya were either accused or arbitrarily arrested from which many remained untraceable till today.
Read recent attack on Rohingya in Kyauktaw:
The state-sponsored violence by the Burmese armed forces have destructed many Rohingya villages in Kyauktaw township and few villagers which survived the harsh and brutal condition are still paying the price of living in their own ancestral land.
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