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3 indigenous people innocent not robbers

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Three indigenous people of Lambaghona village under Teknaf Police Station have been awarded punishment as the loggers handed them over to the police station terming them as robbers.
The victims were identified as Choi Bai Mong Chakma, 18, son of Bhagyo Mohon Chakma, Ketu Chakma, 19, son of Chanu Aung Chakma and Mong Keu Chhain Chakma, 18, son of late Dhonyo Mohon Chakma.
At a press conference at the Dhaka Reporters' Unity (DRU) auditorium, the relatives of the victims said distorted reports have been published in different newspapers against them on July 31 and August 1, adding that the newspapers wrote three armed robbers were arrested in Teknaf following a gun batde with the police.
But the fact is that those three innocent villagers went to the Roikyong forest on July 29 accompanied by two others to collect vegetables. There they found some 15/20 loggers cutting wood indiscriminately. As soon as the loggers saw them, they chased them fearing their misdeeds would be make public.
As two of them somehow managed to escape the scene, the miscreants caught three of the villagers and beat them severely binding their hands. Then they forcefully handed them with three guns and took them to the Shaplapur (Shamlapur) Police Station at noon termingas'dacoits'.
The miscreants were identified as Sudujjc, 35, son of Sultan, Ramjan Ali, 28, son of Zahur
Ahammad, Jahangir Alam, son of Syed Alam of Uttar Shilkhali, and Bashir Ahammed, 40, son of Suna Ali, Khairul Bashar, 45, son of Mohammad Kalu, and Abdul Jalil, 32, son ofAbul Hakim.
Instead of further investigation, the police sprayed bullets to the three villagers at around 10:00pm taking them at Shaplapur Roikyong Dhala, the relatives added.
They also questioned if the three villagers were caught following the 'gunfire' as per the newspaper reports, why they were not bullet-hit when they were handed over to the police at noon. Even there are no allegations against these Chakmas in the police stations.
They demanded unconditional release of these villagers, withdrawal of the false cases filed against them and their proper treatment.
They also demanded legal action against the loggers who handed them over to the police with entirely false allegations.
The speakers further said being vengeful against the Chakmas, as recently some 20 people of Chakma community were employed at the 'Nishorgo' project funded by USAID and they nabbed two loggers while they were doing sinful activities.
They also highlighted the repression against indigenous people and urged the government to take necessary steps against all the misdeeds against them.
Bhagyo Mohon Chakma, Mohon Chakma, Kalaiya Chakma and General Secretary of Pahari Chhatra Parishad, Dhaka Shomen Chakma also took part in the press conference.