Defaming , insulting Buddhism by Bangladesh Government and Islamic Fundamentalists Buddhism was destroyed and uprooted by Islamic invasion on India. BIGGEST Buddha statue in Afghanistan was destroyed by Islamic Jihadis.The first University in the world Nalanda University, which was the biggest Buddhist Uninversity, in where taught all sort of teaching was destroyed by Islam Maa-sor-maan. ,still they trying to defame Buddhism by fabricated graphics of photos by Islamic Fundamentalists. .... Those photos was Published in Bangladesh news as follows... bm.thereport24/article/73369/index.html Bangladesh News Media: New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar” The “thereport24”, a Bangladeshi online news media, published a piece captioned “মিয়ানমারের উগ্রপন্থীদের নিয়ে বৌদ্ধ ভিক্ষুদের নতুন মিশন” (“New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar”) with pictures of Buddhist monks equipped with sophisticated arms published in on 5 December 2014. An online Bangladeshi news media called “thereport24” published the “last part” of its news report captioned “মিয়ানমারের উগ্রপন্থীদের নিয়ে বৌদ্ধ ভিক্ষুদের নতুন মিশন” (“New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar”) on 5 December 2014. The report alleged that “militant Buddhist monks” were readying themselves to launch a movement in the Chiitagong Hill Tracts region in line with Myanmar’s 696. After undergoing training in arms, Buddhist monks involved in this movement returned from Myanmar to start their activities for the movement, it added. It claimed the pictures of trained Buddhist monks (attached) equipped with sophisticated arms were collected from training camps run by 696. Refereeing to an unquoted news source of the Reuters, the report accused the Government of Myanmar of supporting 696 within the country and fuelling “Buddhist radicalism” in the neighbouring countries. The same news media quoting intelligence sources of the Government of Bangladesh published news on 24 November 2014, framing an allegation of “conspiracy against Bangladesh” by Venerable U Pannya Jota Thera, the Founder and Chief Abbot of the Bandarban Golden Temple. The Venerable Thera denied the allegation at a press conference next day and described it as “false” and “baseless” and said the Government of Bangladesh was fully aware of his activities for social and spiritual development and peace and harmony in society. He also said that he was ready to accept any punishment of law if he was found guilty. It is believed that a section of the Bangladeshi establishment has been deliberately publishing such politically motivated news to malign Buddhism, especially minority Buddhist community of CHT, and to justify the country’s de facto military rule in the region. CHT Human Rights Watch feels that the Government of Myanmar and the political and religious organizations of the indigenous people of CHT need to come up with their clear statements on the news report to make the issue clear. Photo and news report: bm.thereport24/article/73369/index.html Bangladesh News Media: New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar” An online Bangladeshi news media called “thereport24” published the “last part” of its news report captioned “মিয়ানমারের উগ্রপন্থীদের নিয়ে বৌদ্ধ ভিক্ষুদের নতুন মিশন” (“New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar”) on 5 December 2014. The report alleged that “militant Buddhist monks” were readying themselves to launch a movement in the Chiitagong Hill Tracts region in line with Myanmar’s 696. After undergoing training in arms, Buddhist monks involved in this movement returned from Myanmar to start their activities for the movement, it added. It claimed the pictures of trained Buddhist monks (attached) equipped with sophisticated arms were collected from training camps run by 696. Refereeing to an unquoted news source of the Reuters, the report accused the Government of Myanmar of supporting 696 within the country and fuelling “Buddhist radicalism” in the neighbouring countries. The same news media quoting intelligence sources of the Government of Bangladesh published news on 24 November 2014, framing an allegation of “conspiracy against Bangladesh” by Venerable U Pannya Jota Thera, the Founder and Chief Abbot of the Bandarban Golden Temple. The Venerable Thera denied the allegation at a press conference next day and described it as “false” and “baseless” and said the Government of Bangladesh was fully aware of his activities for social and spiritual development and peace and harmony in society. He also said that he was ready to accept any punishment of law if he was found guilty. It is believed that a section of the Bangladeshi establishment has been deliberately publishing such politically motivated news to malign Buddhism, especially minority Buddhist community of CHT, and to justify the country’s de facto military rule in the region. CHT Human Rights Watch feels that the Government of Myanmar and the political and religious organizations of the indigenous people of CHT need to come up with their clear statements on the news report to make the issue clear. Photo and news report: bm.thereport24/article/73369/index.html Bangladesh News Media: New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar” An online Bangladeshi news media called “thereport24” published the “last part” of its news report captioned “মিয়ানমারের উগ্রপন্থীদের নিয়ে বৌদ্ধ ভিক্ষুদের নতুন মিশন” (“New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar”) on 5 December 2014. The report alleged that “militant Buddhist monks” were readying themselves to launch a movement in the Chiitagong Hill Tracts region in line with Myanmar’s 696. After undergoing training in arms, Buddhist monks involved in this movement returned from Myanmar to start their activities for the movement, it added. It claimed the pictures of trained Buddhist monks (attached) equipped with sophisticated arms were collected from training camps run by 696. Refereeing to an unquoted news source of the Reuters, the report accused the Government of Myanmar of supporting 696 within the country and fuelling “Buddhist radicalism” in the neighbouring countries. The same news media published news on 24 November 2014 quoting intelligence sources of the Government of Bangladesh and framing an allegation of “conspiracy against Bangladesh” by Venerable U Pannya Jota Thera, the Founder and Chief Abbot of the Bandarban Golden Temple. The Venerable Thera denied the allegation at a press conference next day and described it as “false” and “baseless” and said the Government of Bangladesh was fully aware of his activities for social and spiritual development and peace and harmony in society. He also said that he was ready to accept any punishment of law if he was found guilty. It is believed that a section of the Bangladeshi establishment has been deliberately publishing such politically motivated news to malign Buddhism, especially minority Buddhist community of CHT, and to justify the country’s de facto military rule in the region. CHT Human Rights Watch feels that the Government of Myanmar and the political and religious organizations of the indigenous people of CHT need to come up with their clear statements on the news report to make the issue clear. Photo and news report: bm.thereport24/article/73369/index.html Bangladesh News Media: New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar” An online Bangladeshi news media called “thereport24” published the “last part” of its news report captioned “মিয়ানমারের উগ্রপন্থীদের নিয়ে বৌদ্ধ ভিক্ষুদের নতুন মিশন” (“New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar”) on 5 December 2014. The report alleged that “militant Buddhist monks” were readying themselves to launch a new movement in the Chiitagong Hill Tracts region in line with Myanmar’s 696. After undergoing training in arms, Buddhist monks involved in this movement returned from Myanmar to start their activities for the movement, it added. It claimed the pictures of trained Buddhist monks (attached) equipped with sophisticated arms were collected from training camps run by 696. Refereeing to an unquoted news source of the Reuters, the report accused the Government of Myanmar of supporting 696 within the country and fuelling “Buddhist radicalism” in the neighbouring countries. The same news media published news on 24 November 2014 quoting intelligence sources of the Government of Bangladesh and framing an allegation of “conspiracy against Bangladesh” by Venerable U Pannya Jota Thera, the Founder and Chief Abbot of the Bandarban Golden Temple. The Venerable Thera denied the allegation at a press conference next day and described it as “false” and “baseless” and said the Government of Bangladesh was fully aware of his activities for social and spiritual development and peace and harmony in society. He also said that he was ready to accept any punishment of law if he was found guilty. It is believed that a section of the Bangladeshi establishment has been deliberately publishing such politically motivated news to malign Buddhism, especially minority Buddhist community of CHT, and to justify the country’s de facto military rule in the region. CHT Human Rights Watch feels that the Government of Myanmar and the political and religious organizations of the indigenous people of CHT need to come up with their clear statements on the news report to make the issue clear. Photo and news report: bm.thereport24/article/73369/index.html Bangladesh News Media: New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar” An online Bangladeshi news media called “thereport24” published the “last part” of its news report captioned “মিয়ানমারের উগ্রপন্থীদের নিয়ে বৌদ্ধ ভিক্ষুদের নতুন মিশন” (“New Mission of Buddhist Monks with Militants of Myanmar”) on 5 December 2014. The report alleged that “militant Buddhist monks” were readying themselves to launch a new movement in the Chiitagong Hill Tracts region in line with Myanmar’s 696. After undergoing training in arms, Buddhist monks involved in this movement returned from Myanmar to start their activities for the movement, it added. It claimed the pictures of trained Buddhist monks (attached) equipped with sophisticated arms were collected from training camps run by 696. Refereeing to an unquoted news source of the Reuters, the report accused the Government of Myanmar of supporting 696 within the country and fuelling “Buddhist radicalism” in the neighbouring countries. The same news media published news on 24 November 2014 quoting intelligence sources of the Government of Bangladesh and framing an allegation of “conspiracy against Bangladesh” by Venerable U Pannya Jota Thera, the Founder and Chief Abbot of the Bandarban Golden Temple. The Venerable Thera denied the allegation at a press conference next day and described it as “false” and “baseless” and said the Government of Bangladesh was fully aware of his activities for social and spiritual development and peace and harmony in society. He also said that he was ready to accept any punishment of law if he was found guilty. It is believed that a section of the Bangladeshi establishment has been deliberately publishing such politically motivated news to malign Buddhism, especially minority Buddhist community of CHT, and to justify the country’s de facto military rule and Bengali Muslim demographic invasion in the region. All Buddhist and the Government of Myanmar and the political and religious organizations of the indigenous people of CHT need to come up with their clear statements on the news report to make the issue clear. Photo and news report: bm.thereport24/article/73369/index.html
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