Arsa chief Ataullah Jununi's bodyguard among 3 arrested

Dhaka Tribune
Abdul Aziz
Publish : 14 Feb 2024, 

• Two foreign weapons seized
• Four rounds of cartridges also seized

Three arrestees along with RAB members are seen pose for a photo in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar. Photo: Dhaka Tribune

 

The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has arrested three miscreants, including Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (Arsa) chief Ataullah Jununi's bodyguard, from the Rohingya camp in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar.

5 Rohingyas arrested with weapons during raid in Ukhiya's camp

THE BUSINESS STANDARD
TBS Report
11 March, 2024, 

Police have arrested five Rohingyas withholding weapons during a raid at the camps in Cox's Bazar’s Ukhiya. Photo: Collected

Two one-shooter guns, two rounds of bullets, and one short gun cartridge were also recovered from their possession on Sunday (10 March)

The arrestees are – Mohammad Salam, Ziaur Rahman, Hashim Ullah alias Master Hashim, Rahim Ullah, and Ataullah.

Arsa chief Ataullah Jununi's bodyguard among 3 arrested

Dhaka Tribune
Abdul Aziz
Publish : 14 Feb 2024,

Three arrestees along with RAB members are seen pose for a photo in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar. Photo: Dhaka Tribune

 

The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has arrested three miscreants, including Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (Arsa) chief Ataullah Jununi's bodyguard, from the Rohingya camp in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar.

RAB arrests 3 armed ARSA members at Cox's Bazar Rohingya camp

bdnews24.com
Cox’s Bazar Correspondent
Published : 14 Feb 2024,

RAB raided the camp after being tipped off that ARSA members were planning a major act of sabotage

The Rapid Action Battalion has arrested three armed members of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army from a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar’s Ukhiya.

Bangladesh arrests 23 armed Rohingya trespassers from Myanmar

bdnews24.com
Senior Correspondent
Cox’s Bazar Correspondent
Published : 9 Feb 2024, 

Police have arrested 23 armed Rohingya men who were caught by Border Guard Bangladesh after trespassing from Myanmar amid fighting between the military and rebels.

3 Rohingya men arrested, arms recovered in Cox's Bazar

Bangladesh Sangstha ( BSS )
25 Jan 2024, 

COX'S BAZAR, Jan 25, 2024 (BSS) - Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) in a raid today arrested three Rohingya men and recovered huge quantity of arms from hilly areas near Rohingya camp in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar.

Over 110 Rohingya arrested in southern Myanmar

THE HINDU
January 25, 2024 

Fifty-nine men and 58 women were arrested from two trucks in Thanbyuzayat township in eastern Mon state.

More than 110 Rohingya from war-torn western Myanmar were arrested as they tried to flee the country to Malaysia, a local security source said on Wednesday.

The mainly Muslim Rohingya are seen in Myanmar as interlopers from Bangladesh. They are denied citizenship and require permission to travel.

ARSA Gun Group commander among three arrested in Cox's Bazar

Daily Sun
Daily Sun Report, Dhaka
Publish: Thursday, 25 January,

Photo: RAB

Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) arrested three members, including the Gun Group Commander, of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) from Ukhiya in Cox’s Bazar early on Thursday.

Shootout in Ukhiya Rohingya camp, 6 arrested

THE BUSINESS STANDARD
TBS Report
02 November, 2023, 

Photo: TBS

A shootout took place in a Rohingya camp in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar yesterday.

"A shootout took place between a group of Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (Arsa) members and their anti-group in the camp on Wednesday (1 November) afternoon. After sensing of police presence, they started firing at us. We also fired back," Armed Police Battalion-14 (APbn) Captain Mohammad Iqbal said.

Arrested Arsa leader reveals information about 6 torture cells in Rohingya camps

Dhaka Tribune
Abdul Aziz
Publish : 27 Oct 2023

RAB arrests two including top Arsa commander from Ukhiya on Thursday, October 26, 2023. Photo: Dhaka Tribune

Myanmar's terrorist organization Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (Arsa) has six torture cells in the Rohingya camps.

Sitting in Myanmar, these torture cells are controlled by the top leader of the organization, Ataullah Abu Ammar Jununi.

Myanmar arrests nearly 150 fleeing Rohingya

THE STRAITSTIMES
16 Aug 2023

The mainly Muslim Rohingya are seen in Myanmar as interlopers from Bangladesh. They are denied citizenship and require permission to travel. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

YANGON – The Myanmar authorities have arrested nearly 150 Rohingya suspected of trying to flee the country, an official told AFP on Tuesday.

The mainly Muslim Rohingya are seen in Myanmar as interlopers from Bangladesh. They are denied citizenship and require permission to travel.

Bangladesh Police Arrest Rohingya Militant Leader

The Irrawaddy
by Muktadir Rashid
July 25, 2023

Hazeef Noor Mohammad (third from right) with other arrestees. / RAB

A commander of the militant Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), who was allegedly responsible for the killing of Squadron Leader Rizwan Rushdi of Bangladeshi military intelligence in November 2022, has been captured in Cox’s Bazar.

74 Rohingya held from UP for staying without valid papers

The Indian EXPRESS

Written by Amit Sharma
Meerut | July 25, 2023 

Of those arrested, 55 are men, 14 women and five minors, the ATS said.

The operation was carried out in six districts and the majority of the arrests were made in Mathura followed by Aligarh (17), Hapur (16), Ghaziabad (4), Meerut (4) and Saharanpur (2). (Representational Image)

 

The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of the Uttar Pradesh Police on Sunday night arrested 74 Rohingya Muslims who allegedly entered India from Myanmar and Bangladesh illegally before reaching various districts of western parts of the state.

Indian police arrest 74 Rohingya refugees in north

REUTERS
July 24, 20231

LUCKNOW, India, July 24 (Reuters) - Indian police said they arrested 74 Rohingya refugees on Monday for living "illegally" in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh - a move activists condemned as an arbitrary crackdown on people fleeing violence.

The members of the Muslim Rohingya community were detained in six town and cities in the state and 10 of the refugees were juveniles, police said, without giving ages.

The Rohingya Human Rights Initiative campaign group said the detained people had been living in the area for about 10 years after fleeing persecution in Myanmar.

115 Rohingya arrested in Ayeyarwady Region

mizzima

24 December 2022

Some of the 112 Rohingya that were arrested near Gayatgyi island off Bogale township, Ayeyarwady region on Dec. 20, 2022. Photo: CJ

115 Rohingya were arrested on the night of 20 December on Katonelay Island, in Ayeyarwady Region’s Bogale Township, after their boat got stranded there.

A local said that 60 Rohingya men, 43 women and 12 juveniles, were arrested by junta troops and police officers and taken to Bogale Police Station for travelling without permission from Rakhine State to Ayeyarwady Region.

Myanmar police arrest trafficking gang linked to deaths of 13 Rohingya

Bangkok Post

published : 21 Dec 2022

A stranded boat which was used by Rohingya Muslims is seen at the Thande village beach outside Yangon, Myanmar, on Nov 16, 2018. (Photo: Reuters)

YANGON: Myanmar police have arrested 12 suspected members of a human trafficking gang linked to the deaths of 13 Rohingya, the military said.

 

Police raided a compound in Hlegu town near the commercial hub Yangon on Dec 9, seizing five vehicles and an oil tanker used in the trafficking, the junta said on Tuesday.

48 Rohingya migrants nabbed by highway police

Bangkok Post

7 DEC 2022

The 48 Rohingya migrants who were caught travelling on a bus by highway police in Pak Tho district, Ratchaburi, on Wednesday morning. They had entered the country illegally in Tak province and were heading for Malaysia. (Photo supplied)

RATCHABURI: Highway police arrested 48 Rohingya migrants boarding a chartered bus in Pak Tho district early Wednesday morning. Acting on a tip-off that a number of illegal migrant workers were being transported to the lower South, officers intercepted the bus for a search on Phetkasem highway in tambon Wang Manao, Pol Col Vachira Yaothaisong, commander of Highway Police Subdivision 2, said on Wednesday.

172 arrested in Bangladesh since killing of Rohingya leader

La Prensa Latina Media

Online News Editor

November 2, 2021

Dhaka, Nov 2 (EFE)- A total 172 people have been arrested in Bangladesh in a month since the killing of Arakan Rohingya Society for Peace and Human Rights (ARSPH) chairman Mohibullah in his office, the authorities reported Tuesday.

The arrests have been made at the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar in the southeast of the country, Namiul Haque, the commander of the armed police battalion posted in the camp, told EFE.

Six-murder in Rohingya camp: 4 more arrested in Ukhiya

Dhaka Tribune

Abdul Aziz, Cox’s Bazar
October 26th, 2021

Solar lamps are lit in the evening at the Balukhali Rohingya camp in Cox's Bazar on November 16, 2018 Reuters

A total of 14 people have been arrested so far

Police have arrested four more suspects over the attack on a madrasa inside a Rohingya camp that left six people dead in Cox’s Bazar’s Ukhiya.

Members of the Armed Police Battalion (APBn) and Ukhiya police arrested Shafiullah, a “head majhi” (community cluster leader) of camp 10, during a joint operation on Monday, said Ukhiya Police Inspector Gazi Salauddin.

Bangladesh arrests 16 Rohingya refugees in anti-militant crackdown

Eastern Eye
By: Chandrashekar Bhat
Chandrashekar
11 October, 2021

Members of the Armed Police Battalion stand guard near the office of slain Rohingya leader Mohib Ullah, who was shoot dead by gunmen last month, at Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia on October 6, 2021. (Photo by MUNIR UZ ZAMAN/AFP via Getty Images)

BANGLADESH police arrested at least 16 Rohingya refugees in a series of raids on camps in Dhaka after the murder of a top leader of their community last week, officials said on Sunday (10).

Rights advocate Mohib Ullah was gunned down 10 days ago by unidentified assailants outside his office at Kutupalong, the world’s largest refugee settlement in Bangladesh’s southeast.

His family and fellow community leaders have blamed the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) – a militant outfit behind a series of attacks on Myanmar security posts – saying his growing popularity had enraged the group. ARSA has denied any involvement in the murder.