Myanmar army desecrate Muslim scripture and mosque

The news below is from the Arakan Times:
Myanmar military forces intruded into the mosque (Prayer house) of Muslims at PangKhain village tract of Rathedaung Township and desecrated the holy Qur'an and Hadith by kicking and tearing indiscriminately on 18 August 2017.
Source said to our correspondent, the army personnel also ransacked and destroyed the fans, almirah and looted away the solar and batteries from the mosque.
Therefore, the Rohingya Muslims were unable to perform their Jum'aa prayer on Friday due to intensified crackdown of army in the village and the mosque.
That the army torn the holy Qur'an and ransacked into the mosque is one kind of religious persecution which is totally intolerable, said a villager who wished not to be named.
Moreover, the army personnel entered the village and looted fowls destroyed the house fences, water pots, plates and different other house hold articles while the women were molested into the houses during the raid.
The army personnel have been conducting raid day and night at the Rohingya villages where they are persecuting the Rohingya harshly in different forms in the name of ‘Clearance Operation’ in the area.
The Rohingya Muslims have been facing various crises such as food, medicines, living and so on following the raid of Myanmar joint forces of army and BGP day and night.
The Rohingya are not able to move anywhere for their livelihood since the security forces impose tight restriction on the Rohingya where they have been carrying out crackdown on daily basis in the villages.
It is one kind of systematic persecution and strategy with a view to forcing the Rohingya flees their villages or makes the Arakan State Rohingya free zone, said a school teacher on condition of anonymity.

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