Three Indigenous slaughtered while trying to save girl from rape
Photo of slaughtered Mr. Aung Sha U Marma (70 years)
On 30 July 2011 at around 12 pm, three indigenous Marma villagers were killed as they tried to save a young Marma girl from rape by some Bengali settlers at Siletuya Paea of Rupashi union under Lama upazila (sub-district) in Bandarban district.
The identified victims are (1) Mr. Aung Sha U Marma (70 years) s/o late Mong Chabai Marma, pictured above,
(2) Ms. Hla Powang Prue Marma (40 years) w/o Mongchasa Marma (pictured above) and (3) her minor son Mong Nue Ching Marma (5 years).
According to Rupashipara Union Parishad chairman Maching Marma, five Bengali settlers sneaked into a farm house in the village at noon and grabbed 15 year-old daughter of Ms. Hla Powang Prue Marma working in the farm house, and attempted to rape her.
As the girl cried out for help, Aung Sha U Marma and Hla Powang Prue Marma rushed to the spot. A minor boy, Mong Nue Ching Marma followed his mother.
The attackers slaughtered all three of them, as they tried to free the girl from rape. The raped girl has been admitted to Bandarban district hospital.
How long is this going to go on for? And how long are we going to stay silent?
All photos taken on cellphone by Subrata Saha Shuvro
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