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Two Rohingya killed in gunfight at Ukhiya camp, 78 people, including ARSA chief accused

Last updated: December 16, 2022 12:24 AM
M. S. Zaman
Published: December 16, 2022
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On Monday three separate cases have been filed in connection with the killing of two Rohingya terrorists in Balukhali camp-8 W in Cox’s Bazar. 78 people including Ataullah Abu Ammar Jununi, the “Chief Commander” of Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) have been charged in the case at Ukhia police station. Among them, 33 people have been named and 40-45 others have been mentioned as accused.

Law enforcement sources say that there has been a long-standing conflict between Ataullah and Nabi Hossain, the head of the Nabi group, over drug dealing. As a result, ARSA members went to kidnap a Rohingya mazhi (leader) at the Balukhali camp-8 West in Cox’s Bazar last Friday while, two Rohingya terrorists Salim Ullah (33) and Redwan (26) were killed in the firing by members of the Armed Police Battalion (APBN).

Spokesperson and Assistant Superintendent of Police (Operations and Media) of 8 APBN in charge of the security of the camp, Farooq Ahmed, confirmed the information of the case to media. He said that three cases have been filed in connection with weapons, murder and attack on police.

“Due to the delay in identifying the names and addresses of the accused involved in the incident, it took some time to file the case,” he said.

APBN has arrested two Rohingya terrorists involved in the murder. In the afternoon of Monday who were handed over to the Ukhia police station.

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