BGB Seizes Yaba Shipment and Weapons Following Border Clash with Alleged RSO Members

The Rohingya Solidarity Organization, among the groups, has been operating in public and government view in Bangladesh, as RSO members here have been involved in narcotics activities. Today, the media in Bangladesh reported that they armed themselves against the BGB (Border Guard Bangladesh) due to their involvement in drug trafficking and attempted to kill members of the Bangladesh Border Guard.

In all these instances, you can clearly see the RSO logo, their weapons, bullets, and various arms. All these arms were seized during the fighting between BGB and RSO members, who were attempting to bring narcotics into Bangladesh.

This organization, the RSO, which was established in 1982, has done nothing for the Rohingya people. Instead, what they do is collect funds by using the name “Rohingya” in various foreign countries. Then, they bring large amounts of yaba (a type of drug) across the Myanmar border into Bangladesh. When this happened, the BGB fired back at them.

In fact, several BGB members were injured, as well as some civilians. Therefore, this organization is not working for the Rohingya; they are only working for their own interests, such as selling narcotic drugs. This group must be brought into custody for arming themselves against the BGB and attempting to import WY drugs.

There is a godfather behind all these allegations, Mr. Md. Aiyoub, Commander-in-Chief of the Rohingya Solidarity Organization. He is the only man controlling this network. You can clearly see that there is no ambiguity. The RSO logo, their nameplates, and everything else are visible.

You can also see how they are operating a large yaba trafficking network involving people from India, Myanmar (Arakan), and Bangladesh. Please look closely at all these details.

Camp Narcotics Businessman

1. Rohingya Solidarity Organization (RSO)
2. Md. Solim S/F Noor Mostafa
   Camp-11, Balukhali-2
3. Kafayed Ullah S/F Amir Hossain
   Camp-13, Block-D1
4. Abul Kasim S/F Nojir Hossain
   Camp-8E, Camp-9, Camp-10, Block-B60
5. Md. Solim S/F Afo Lunton
   Camp-11, Block-B4, FCN184655

Bangladeshi Narcotics Businessman

1. Abul Foyaz S/F Abul Boshor
   Ward-9, Ukhia, Palongkhali, Purbo Faribil
2. Md. Solim S/F Md. Alom
   Ward-9, Ukhia, Palongkhali, Purbo Faribil
3. Dil Muhammed S/F Hassan Ali
   Ward-9, Ukhia, Palongkhali, Purbo Faribil

The information and names provided here pertain to a large network involved in drug trafficking. Through this network, 270 yaba tablet cards were smuggled across the Myanmar border into Bangladesh. This is one shipment that they managed to transport. During the second shipment, when they attempted to transfer it, a clash occurred with the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB).

Thus, the individuals arrested here are the key RSO operatives in this drug network, along with the whole RSO. They serve as the main facilitators. Among them is a member of the Rohingya Solidarity Organization (RSO), an organization deeply connected to these drug operations. The individuals from Bangladesh who are also involved contribute to disrupting peace at the border, as they smuggle yaba from Myanmar into Bangladesh and distribute it across various regions.

As a result, 270 yaba tablet cards were seized by the BGB today, along with other items such as weapons and various goods. You can see these items, including nameplates, in the materials linked to the RSO. In essence, this network facilitated the transportation of 270 yaba tablet cards into Bangladesh.

The information and names provided here pertain to a large network involved in drug trafficking. Through this network, 270 yaba tablet cards were smuggled across the Myanmar border into Bangladesh. This is one shipment that they managed to transport. During the second shipment, when they attempted to transfer it, a clash occurred with the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB).

Thus, the individuals arrested here are the key RSO operatives in this drug network. They serve as the main facilitators. Among them is a member of the Rohingya Solidarity Organization (RSO), an organization deeply connected to these drug operations. The individuals from Bangladesh who are also involved contribute to disrupting peace at the border, as they smuggle yaba drugs from Myanmar into Bangladesh and distribute them across various regions.

As a result, 270 yaba tablet of cards were seized by the BGB, along with other items such as weapons and various goods. You can see these items, including nameplates, in the materials. In essence, this network facilitated the transportation of 270 yaba tablet cards into Bangladesh.