By Rohingya: According to Reuters, nearly 3000 Muslims were trapped in Rohingya mountains and approximately 10000 thousand walked on muddy path and tried to enter Bangladesh on Wednesday September 6, 2017 after fighting with the Buddhist terrorists.
Burma (also known as Myanmar) , considered to be the “Golden Land” in Southeast Asia that is mostly Buddhist country history can be traced back to the Neolithic era where thousands of innocent Muslims were badly tortured by the order of their president.
Earlier that year, the president of Burma Auug San Suu Kyi (who got a Nobel Laureate for peace) ordered to massive Muslims identity in the country was strictly criticized by her fellow Nobel Laureate Malala Yusufzai over the plight of the Rohingya Muslims.
Malala said, “Every time I see the news, my heart breaks at the suffering of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.
“Over the last several years I have repeatedly condemned this tragic and shameful treatment,” she added while giving her interview to CNN, “I am still waiting for my fellow Nobel Laureate Auug San Suu Kyi to do the same.”
President Kyi hadn’t made any public comment since August 25, 2017.
Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman questioned, “Very frankly, I am dissatisfied with Auug San Suu Kyi,
“Previously she stood up for the principles of human rights, now it seems she is doing nothing.”
Turkish President Tayyib Erdogan accused Myanmar by saying that Kyi stood up for the principles of human rights. Now it seems she was doing nothing. He said, “Unfortunately large massacres have been taken in Myanmar. Humanity has remained silent.”
“Until the government of Myanmar takes measures to prevent the atrocities being committed against Rohingya’s Muslims.” Maldives government official stated.
Indonesian Foreign Minister pressurized the Myanmar’s government to reduce crisis but all in vain. He said, “Once again, violence, this humanitarian crisis has to stop immediately.”
Furthermore, Iran, China, Pakistan, Russia strictly condemned the slaughtering of innocent Muslims in Myanmar.
Correspondent: Syeda Faiza Bukhari