Rohingya rebels massacre on Hindus'

Armed rebel groups of Rohingyas killed dozens of Hindu religious people in August last year in Myanmar. Human rights organization Amnesty International has reported this information through investigations. This rebel group is known as Arakan Salvation Army or Arsa. In Amnesty's report, it has been said that 99% Hindus were killed, including one or two massacres at Aresa Rakhine. However, Aresa denied accusations of involvement with the incident. However, Amnesty said that these incidents of killing of Hindus occurred on August 1 in Burma's first day of rebellion against Burmese forces. Burmese forces are also accused of torturing and massacring the Rohingyas. In this context, about seven lakh Rohingyas took refuge in Cox's Bazar from Myanmar in August. However, there are hundreds of Hindu Rohingyas who have fled to Bangladesh fleeing Buddhist-majority Myanmar. The human rights organization had earlier shown the Myanmar army's attack and torture on Rohingya Muslims. Now the organization has shown the picture of the violence of Rohingya rebel groups on the Hindus of Rakhine.
Amnesty said that speaking to refugees who had taken shelter in Bangladesh and found evidence of arbitrary killing of Hindus from Rakhine to Arsah. According to the report, on August 26th, the members of the Aasaas attacked the Hindus in the village of Khan Maung Seik, in the north of the Maungdaw in Rakhine. Local armed Rohingya with black dress armed people surrounded Hindu women, men and children in the village and tortured them. They took 53 Hindus from this village and killed them in another place. Another incident is mentioned specifically in Amnesty's report. It has been said that members of the Aresa pressurized eight Hindu women, including children, to take Islam to Islam. At one stage, those Hindu women were forced to flee to Bangladesh with Arsa members of their children. They later went back to Myanmar again. A woman from the village of Aresa told that Amnesty members of the village attacked the Hindu massacre, "The attackers had knives and iron rods, they used to stick their hands." Some of the Hindu women who survived Arasar saw themselves killing their relatives. Amnesty said, Burmese security forces like Rohingyas have committed crimes against humanity, and Arassar's barbarity is nothing less than that.