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News No. 86/2008, May 19, 2008
Four innocent Jumma villagers were tortured in Logang under Panchari Upazilla in Khagrachari district on 17 May, Saturday.
Sources in Khagrachari said at around 11 am a contingent of 30 - 40 Bangladesh Rifles personnel (30 Rifle Battalion) led by Subedar Ajad from Logang camp raided the village of Lambu Karbari Para.
The BDR personnel rounded up four innocent villagers and took them to their camp. They were tortured severely in the camp and released subsequently.
The victims have been identified as Shyamol Chakma aged 18 s/o Tungo Chan Chakma, Nikel Chakma aged 17 s/o Bindu Chakma and Tuhin Chakma aged 17 s/o Rupo Moy Chakma from Lambu Para village and Ashim Chakma aged 27 s/o Lalit Mohan Chakma of Sujo Mohan Karbari Para village.
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