How burmese army Torching Rohingya Villages

Burmese army torched almost 100 rohingya people villages in myanrmar. Recently anti-Rohingya operation created massive Rohingya refugee flow towards Bangladesh. Human Rights Watch, Washington Post news and such many organizations and media outlets are published & showed images of various Rohingya Muslim populated areas are torched to earth. 


Links are here:

https://www.hrw.org/news/2016/12/13/burma-military-burned-villages-rakhine-state

https://www.hrw.org/news/2017/09/02/burma-satellite-images-show-massive-fire-destruction

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/11/14/new-satellite-imagery-shows-how-burmas-military-is-torching-villages/?utm_term=.b29c6f538bcf

Already 400,000 Rohingya refugee took shelter in Bangladesh from myanmar to avoid arson and torture. International community continuously suggesting burmese government to allow UN humanitarian investigators to visit affected area, but military junta in burma hardly denying that. 

It is supposed to assume that 98 Rohingya villages has been torched and the inhabitants of those villages fled to Bangladesh as refugee. Burma using military helicopters, army troops and police to wipe out Rohingya minority from burma.

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