Chittagong Hill News
"Rohingya" militants detain and harass 3 indigenous Tanchangya women in Naikhyongchari
Bangladesh army backed "Rohingya" militant group ARSA is brandishing their weapons in Bandarban district of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Bangladesh army harbors, funds, trains and equips "Rohingya" militant organizations like ARSA, RSO and other Islamic terror groups in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
On 25 November 2025, Bangladesh army backed "Rohingya" militants detained and harassed three indigenous Tanchangya women of Garjanbonia Para of Reju Mouza, Ghumdhum Union, Naikhyongchari Upazila, Bandarban district. The "Rohingya" militants tied them with ropes for 4 hours. The victims are:
Aungkraching Tanchangya (60), wife of Kanu Tanchangya
Malapu Tanchangya (45), wife of Bengya Tanchangya
Malaiche Tanchangya (42), wife of Pulaang Tanchangya.
On that day at around 10:00 am, the 3 indigenous Tanchangya women from Garjanabonia Para went to bathe in a canal 200 yards east of Garjanabonia Para when the ARSA militants detained them for the whole day.
Of the 3, Malaiche Tanchangya was beaten. While abducting them, black clothes were tied over their eyes. Other two women were taken away with their hands tied behind their backs. After harassment and torture, the ARSA terrorists released the 3 indigenous women in the evening.
The ARSA militants were 10 in number and they had 2 automatic weapons in their possession.
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