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On 12 June 1996 Bangladesh Army led by Lt. Ferdous abducted Kalpana Chakma (23), a human rights activist from her home at Lallyaghona village. Kalpana Chakma is still missing. It is believed that she might have been killed if she did not agree to marry Lieutenant Ferdous, the officer who led the abduction. Abduction of indigenous women is not unusual in CHT. Abduction and forced marriage of indigenous women are used as a technique to islamize the indigenous Buddhist people of CHT. |
Bangladesh police rape an indigenous woman in Ramgarh
On 26 August 1993, a Muslim constable of Bangladesh police raped an indigenous woman in Ramgarh, Khagrachari district.
The constable was on duty at number 2 check post at the Jalia Para Police camp. He attacked the indigenous woman who was grazing her cows in a nearby field. The victim is:
- Mrs. Gyang Mrasa Marma (20), wife of Mr. Halachai Marma of Sapchari Mouza, Ramgarh.
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