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Bangladesh army backed collaborators terrorize indiegnous people in KhagrachariOn 5 November 1995, the PPSPC (Parbattya Chattagram Jatiyo Shanti and Samannoy Parishad) collaborators, under the instructions of the Bangladesh army, attacked Mr. Pradip Tripura, a student and a member of the Hill Student Council at a bookshop "Boi Bitan" in Khagrachari Town and harassed him without any provocations. On 12 November 1995, The PPSPC collaborators forcibly occupied the Jumma Student Hostel of Khagrachari Government High School and expelled the Jumma students despite the vehement protest by the Headmaster. Then the Headmaster appealed to the DC to take actions against the PPSPC collaborators. Needless to say, the DC did not intervene in the illegal activities of the PPSPC. 21 November 1995, the PPSPC collaborators encircled the home of Mr. Shubra Jyoti Chakma, at Narankhia village of Khagrachari at about 10 p.m. in order to kidnap him. Luckily, he was not at home at that time. Then the PPSPC collaborators harassed his father, threatened him with revolvers and hockey sticks, ransacked all household materials and ordered him to send his son to the "Jumma Student Hostel", popularly known as Torture Centre, in Khagrachari. 25 November 1995, the PPSPC collaborators captured Mr. Amrita Lal Chakma, the son of Mr. Dina Mohan Chakma of Pashchim Narankhia village, Khagrachari at Boi Bitan, a bookshop in Khagrachari Town. They took him to the "Jumma Student Hostel", brutally tortured and forced him to sign a document without knowing the contents of it. The wounded victim was released at about 1:30 p.m. On 26 November 1995, the PPSPC collaborators forcibly detained an indigenous student, Mr. Choto Muni Chakma of Khabangparia, Khagrachari and compelled him at gunpoint to confess in front of a taperecorder in order to implicate him with concocted charges. Sources:PCJSS(Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti)E-mail: pcjss.org@gmail.com, pcjss@hotmail.com Website: pcjss-cht.org, ipdpcjss.wordpress.com comments powered by Disqus |