2 Rohingyas among 3 killed in Teknaf, Kushtia 'gunfights'

Dhaka Tribune
Abdul Aziz, Cox's Bazar, 
Al Mamun Sagor, Kushtia
September 13th, 2019

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The incidents also left seven policemen injured

Three people, including two Rohingyas, have been killed in reported gunfights in Cox's Bazar and Kushtia districts.

The incidents happened early Friday.

In Cox's Bazar, two Rohingya men, suspected of being involved in the murder of Jubo League leader Omar Faruk, were killed in a reported gunfight with police in Teknaf upazila.

The deceased were identified as Abul Karim, 24, and Nesar Ahmed alias Nesar Dacoit, 29, of Nayapara Rohingya camp.

Pradip Kumar Das, officer-in-charge of Teknaf police station said: "Acting on a tip-off, we conducted a drive at Jadimura Hill area around midnight.

Omar Faruk murder: 2 Rohingyas killed in Cox’s Bazar 'gunfight'

The Daily Star  

Star Online Report
August 24, 2019

Two Rohingya people, also accused of Jubo League leader Omar Faruk murder case, are killed in a reported gunfight with police in Cox’s Bazar on August 24, 2019. This is an undated photo of Jubo League leader Omar Faruk. Photo: Collected

Two Rohingya people, also accused of Jubo League leader Omar Faruk murder case, were killed in a reported gunfight with police in Cox’s Bazar early today.

Deceased Muhammad Shah and Abdu Shukkur were residents of Zadimura Rohingya refugee camp at Hnila union of the district’s Teknaf upazila, our Cox's Bazar correspondent reports.

Three Rohingyas among 4 killed in Teknaf ‘gunfights’

NEWAGE

Our Correspondent . Cox’s bazar
Aug 03,2019

Three suspected robbers and one drug peddler were killed in reported gunfights with police at Noorullah hill and Dogharchara point on Cox’s Bazar-Teknaf Marine Drive in Teknaf of Cox’s Bazar early Saturday.

Three among the dead were — Rohingyas Mohammad Jonyed, Ayoub Ali and Mohadi, members of of Rohingya gang led by Abdul Hakim. The other one was Imran Mollah, son of late Jahirul Islam of Kalkini in Madaripour.

Five killed in ‘gunfights’

NEWAGE
Staff Correspondent |
Published:May 06,2019

Five people were killed in two gunfights on Monday, three in the Sunderbans and two Rohingyas in Cox’s Bazar.

Three suspected forest-area robbers were killed in a gunfight with Rapid Action Battalion members at Kodailya canal under Chandpai Range of the Sunderbans under Mongla upazila in Bagerhat while two suspected Rohingya drug peddlers were killed in a gunfight with police in Jadimara Rohingya camp area under Teknaf upazila in Cox’s Bazar, RAB and police officials said.

3 suspected ‘Rohingya robbers’ killed in ‘gunfight’

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Prothom Alo English Desk |  

Update:  Apr 06, 2019

 

Three suspected Rohingya robbers were killed in an alleged 'gunfight' with police in Habiber Ghona hilly area in Teknaf upazila of Cox’s Bazar early Saturday, reports UNB.

The deceased Nur Alam, 23, Mohammad Jubayer, 20 and Hamid Ullah, 21, are residents of 'A-block' of Nayapara Rohingya camp at Hneela union.

Officer-in-charge of Teknaf police station Pradip Kumar Das said that a team of police conducted a drive around 2:30am on information that a gang of robbers was depositing arms in the hilly area.


Sensing the presence of police, the gang members opened fire, forcing them to fire back, triggering the gunfight.

After the gunfight, police retrieved three men sustaining bullet-wounds from the spot.

Later, they died on the way to hospital.

Police also recovered four light weapons from the scene.  

 

Link : https://en.prothomalo.com/bangladesh/news/193633/3-suspected-%E2%80%98Rohingya-robbers%E2%80%99-killed-in

Rohingya woman among 3 'drug traders' killed in Teknaf 'gunfights'

Dhaka Tribune
Sunday, Mar 31, 2019
Abdul Aziz, Cox's Bazar 

Law enforcers recovered guns, 20,000 yaba pills, 18 cartridges, and three sharp weapons from the spots

Three suspected drug traders, including a Rohingya woman, have been killed in separate reported gunfights with police and Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) in Teknaf of Cox's Bazar.

Alleged gunfights kill 6 in 3 districts

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Prothom Alo English Desk | 

Update: 16:31, Mar 27, 2019

Six people were killed in alleged gunfights with law enforcement agencies in Cox's Bazar, Dhaka and Gazipur early Wednesday, reports news agency UNB.

In Cox's Bazar, four people were killed in separate reported gunfights with Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) members in Teknaf and Pekua upazilas.

Among the four deceased two were Rohingya drug peddlers and two sea robbers, the BGB and RAB claimed.

4 killed in Cox’s Bazar ‘gunfights’

theindepedent 
Independent Online Desk
27 March, 2019  

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Four people, including Rohingya ‘drug peddlers’ and pirates, were killed in alleged gunfights with Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) in Teknaf and Pekua upazilas early Wednesday, UNB reports.

Gunfire wounds six in temple town.

THE Star ONLINE
Wednesday, 20 Mar 2019

YANGON: At least six people were wounded in firing as Myanmar soldiers hunted ethnic Rakhine insurgents in the western town of Mrauk U, residents said, while the military issued a statement saying a convoy was ambushed entering the historic temple town.

Ansar camp looting suspect Rohingya killed in ‘gunfight’

NEWAGE
Muktadir Rashid | Published: 00:21, Feb 23,2019

A Rohingya youth accused of robbery at Ansar Battalion camp and murder of its commander was killed in a reported ‘gunfight’ with the Rapid Action Battalion at Teknaf in Cox’s Bazar Friday morning.

The deceased, Nurul Alam, 35, was arrested in February 2017 in the case filed for looting arms from the Ansar camp near Nayapara Rohingya camp on May 13, 2016. He was later released on bail in December 2017 while the trial of the case was still pending with the Cox’s Bazar Sessions Judge’s Court.

One Rohingya shot dead, another injured

NEWAGE

 Staff Correspondent | Published: 00:40, Feb 23,2019

Armed assailants shot dead one Rohingya paramedic and injured a computer operator at Muchuni camp of Teknaf upazila in Cox’s Bazar on Friday evening apparently for sharing information about Ansar camp looting suspect Nurul Alam who was killed in a ‘gunfight’ with Rapid Action Battalion earlier in the day.

The police discovered the body of Rohingya paramedic Mohamed Hamid, 41, in the forest of the nearby hilly area hours after the sympathisers of Nurul Alam kidnapped him and shot at computer operator Hasan Ali at Muchuni camp of Nayapara at around 7:00pm.

Rakhine Villagers Hold Funeral for Slain Woman, Recall Shooting by Myanmar Forces.

RADIO FREE ASIA 
Feb. 22, 2019.

Relatives mourn Ye Ye Soe, who was killed by gunfire amid fighting between Myanmar soldiers and the Arakan Army in Rathedaung township, western Myanmar’s Rakhine state, Feb. 22, 2019.

A funeral was held on Friday for a young woman shot dead by the Myanmar military in restive Rakhine state’s Rathedaung township state, where government forces are battling the rebel Arakan Army, as residents of the village where the woman was killed described indiscriminate firing upon them by national troops.

Top ARSA Commander Killed in ‘Gunfight’ in Cox’s Bazar.

The Irrawaddy

Nurul Alam after his arrest by RAB in Kutapalong, Cox’s Bazar on March 1, 2017. / RAB

22 February 2019

By MUKTADIR RASHID 

DHAKA—A senior military commander of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), also known by its former name Harakah al-Yaqeen, was killed on Friday morning in what is being called a “gunfight” with the Bangladesh police’s specialized unit, Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), in the Teknaf sub-district of the Cox’s Bazar.

ARSA has not yet made any statement on the death of their commander and top arms collector, Nurul Alam.

Rohingya man among 3 ‘drug traders’ killed in separate 'gunfights'

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The incidents took place in the early hours of Wednesday

Three suspected drug traders, including a Rohingya man, have been killed in separate reported gunfights in three different districts.

The incidents took place in the early hours of Wednesday.