Rohingyas have left the country: Former General of Myanmar

Rohingyas have left the country: Former General of Myanmar

Burmans of Myanmar do not hate the Rohingya Muslims in the country. Most of them live in peace in the country. The country's retired general and members of the current parliament, in a rare interview to Win Channel news Asia, told this information.

Win Myanmar's former head of army, navy and air force, General Wala said that most of the country's Rohingya did not flee the country.

Referring to Rohingyas as Bengali, the former general said 60 percent of the Bengali people live in peace with the local population of Rakhine. He also said that Rohingya did not leave the country, he said.

However, Rakhine has 60 percent Rohingya information that he did not give details about where he got the information, General Hala. According to a UN report, more than six and a half million Rohingyas fled their country and took shelter in Bangladesh since the Rakhine military operation began in August. The army launched an operation on 30 police check posts and a case of raiding a Rohingya rebel organization, Arsar, in a military base.

Several human rights organizations said that more than three hundred rebels and thousands of civilian Rohingya have been killed in military operations in different villages of Rakhine.

The United Nations has alleged that the military campaign against the Rohingyas is a nationwide killing. But this kind of allegation has been denied.

He emphasized that if the authenticity of the news that has been executed unjustly, the army is ready to take necessary action for it. The former General has denied accusations of raping Rohingya women and the killing of civilians.

Winn said, "Naturally we are not anti-Muslim. We are living peacefully together. Most Muslims want to live in peace.