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News No. 162/2011, December 15, 2011
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| Shanti priya Chakma |
AT least eleven Jumma people were injured during yesterday’s settler attack in Marishya and Dighinala, United People’s Democratic Front said, while a journalist in Rangamati has reported that Abdus Sattar’s motorbike has been found in a Bengali-populated area.
The attack also left one Jumma woman named Chigon Mila Chakma, 50 dead. She died of her wounds while being taken to Khagrachari hospital.
The UPDF has prepared a list of those injured as follows: (photos of three of them attached)
1.Ronney Chakma (also written as Rani), 37, son of Prabhat Chandra Chakma of village Giriphul, Perachara, Khagrachari. He was hit on the head and back.
The settlers also snatched away Taka 45,000 ($600) and a mobile hand set from him. He went to Marishya bazaar on business.
2.Shanti Priya Chakma, 38, son of Rashik Chandra Chakma of village Harikkyong, Rangamati. He is a project organiser of ICDB-CHTDB. The settlers burnt down his motor bike. He was also hit in the head.
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| Bijoy Chakma |
3.Bijoy Chakma, 12, son of Noyaram Chakma of village Bhujoichari para, Sajek Union, Baghaichari, Rangamati. He is a class six student of Kassalong High School. He lodges with a family in Babupara for schooling.
4.Sujon Chakma, 38, son of Jotindra Lal Chakma of village Boradam, Rupokari Union, Baghaichari.
5.Probhu Jibon Chakma, 62, son of late Birendra Chakma of village Boradam, Rupakari, Baghaichari.
6.Chokkey Chakma, 32, son of Buddha Dhan Chakma of village Bhuiyachari, Marishya Union, Baghaichari.
7.Mukut Kanti Tripura, 52, son of unknown. He is a manager of rubber plantation, Baghaichari unit, CHT Development Board.
8.Shashanka Priya Chakma, 41, son of unknown. Manager of Sonali Bank, Baghaichari branch.
9.Jiten Chakma, 55, of village Kangarimachara, Jora Bridge, Kobakhali.
10.Rupayan Chakma, 30, of village Kangarimachara, Jora Bridge, Kobakhali.
11.Tapan Jyoti Chakma, 25, of village Kangarimachara, Jora Bridge, Kobakhali.
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| Roni Chakma |
Sattar’s motorbike found:
Hari Kishore Chakma, Prothom Alo correspondent in Rangamati, reported that the motorbike of Abdus Sattar, whose death sparked violence yesterday, was found in the morning today, Thursday, at College Gate, a Bengali populated area in Baghaichari.
This is a big clue which excludes the possibility of Jumma people being involved in the killing and sheds a whole new light on the matter, said Sama Shanti Chakma, a UPDF leader in Baghaichari. ‘Since there was section 144 imposed since midday yesterday and since Jumma villagers fled their homes, the chance of any Jumma putting the motorbike where it has been found is next to zero.’ he added.
He urged the government to investigate the murder of Satter and bring those responsible to justice.
This is a big clue which excludes the possibility of Jumma people being involved in the killing and sheds a whole new light on the matter, said Sama Shanti Chakma, a UPDF leader in Baghaichari. ‘Since there was section 144 imposed since midday yesterday and since Jumma villagers fled their homes, the chance of any Jumma putting the motorbike where it has been found is next to zero.’ he added.
He urged the government to investigate the murder of Satter and bring those responsible to justice.