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Another attack in Sajek:burning-looting occurred by Army-Settlers
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by Changma | February 19, 2010 at 08:29 pm
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Sajek
under Rangamati District is under attack. A few hours ago at midnight
the Settlers with the help of Bangladesh Army attacked on Jumma peoples
village and ashes to burn many houses, looting happened.




The
attack began at 10:30pm. The Jummas fled their homes. There have been
reports of widespread looting. The casualties are yet to be ascertained.
At 11.10pm they set fire atLadumoni Bazar.
Till now at this moment attackinng happening.

We are urging all concern to intervene and give pressure to Bangladesh
Government to take action against the perpetrators.
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Update on Sajek attack: a charred body recovered

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Update on Sajek attack: a charred body recovered



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News No. 32/2010, February 20, 2010



A charred body of a Jumma woman has been recovered in Guchchagram, bringing the death toll to five. Her identity could not be ascertained.



The casualty figure may rise further, as many still remains unaccounted for.



A report says army have arrested eight Jummas in Mazolong, further east of Baghaihat where the attacks took place. No further details are available.



In another incident, the Bengalee settlers attacked a jeep carrying UPDF supporters to Dighinala at Khagrapur in Khagrachari town.



They were returning home after attending a demonstration in Khagrachari held in protest against the Sajek attack.



One UPDF supporter, Ripon Chakma (25) from Indramacahra village in Dighinala, was badly injured in the attack.



The settlers stopped their vehicle and pulled down five of them from it. After protests, the settlers have been forced to release them.



Tensions have risen in Khagrachari town following the incident.

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