Muslim Man Supplying Medicine, Food, and Funds to ARSA Terrorist Group Arrested by DLEPS in Kyauktaw

News ၊ October 19, 2026

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The Information Release Team for Arakha Crimes and Related News announced on October 18, that a Muslim man from Out Paik Thei (Muslim) Village in Kyauktaw Township, Arakan State, who was providing medicines, food, and financial support to the Islamic extremist ARSA terrorist group, has been arrested and taken legal action against in accordance with legal procedures by the Department of Law Enforcement and Public Security (DLEPS).   

According to the statement, 40-year-old Hami Tu Singh from Out Paik Thei (Muslim) Village in Kyauktaw Township had established contact by forming groups with overseas Muslim activists while working in Malaysia, through which he provided medicines, food, and financial funds to refugees in Bangladesh and the ARSA terrorist group.   

The statement revealed that this group included approximately 20 prominent and active overseas Muslim leaders, such as Abdul Salam from Norway; Mohammad Nasal and Mohammad Naseh from the United States; and Mohammad Ismail, Abdul Majid, Mohammad Usman, Hamidur, Saifulah, Yunus, Abdul Goni, Hamidur, Mohammad Tain, Mohammad Nasem, Hutla, Mohammad Tayu, Mohammad Tami, Abdullah, Farazadin, Maung Nasem, and Kasim from Malaysia.   

Hami Tu Singh (40 years old) worked at restaurants in Klang, Bukit Jalil, and Kajang Utama in Malaysia in 2015. While working there, Mohammad Nasal (Muslim), who lived and worked in Sadan Village, Selangor State, Malaysia, added him as a member of the "Rpara Development Society Group" on his phone's IMO application.   

In August 2022, a friend also added him to the "SULLUK P ONE GROUP." On August 1, 2022, Abdul Salam, a resident of Norway who was in the SULLUK P ONE GROUP, added him via the IMO application to the "(KTW) Education Welfare Council Group" and "(KTW) Welfare Media-Council Group." He confessed that within these groups, he maintained contacts with Abdul Salam and the 20 overseas Muslim leaders residing in the US, and assisted terrorist activities by supplying medical items, necessary food, and funds to refugees in Bangladesh and the ARSA terrorist group.   

Furthermore, on August 15, 2022, Abdul Salam from Norway and Mohammad Nasal from the US instructed Kasim and Naw Sein to collect money from Muslims arriving from Myanmar to work in Malaysia, under the pretext of supporting the ARSA terrorist group with medical supplies and necessary food. In response, Hami Tu Singh contributed 45 Malaysian Ringgit as a first-time donation into the SULLUK P ONE GROUP, and on November 8, 2022, he contributed a second installment of 40 Ringgit into the (KTW) Education Welfare Council Group.   

Later, while working in Malaysia, Hami Tu Singh received news that his wife, Gulza, who lived in Out Paik Thei (Muslim) Village, was in poor health. Consequently, he returned from Malaysia to Out Paik Thei (Muslim) Village on January 6, 2025, and on September 30, 2026, at around 3:35 PM, he was opened a case against under the Counter-Terrorism Law at the Kyauktaw Myoma DLEPS station.   

The statement indicates that strong cases are being built to prosecute 40-year-old Hami Tu Singh under Sections 50(a), 50(y), and 52(a) of the Counter-Terrorism Law, and 22 fugitive defendants under Sections 50(a), 50(y), 52(a)/512 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, and they will be swiftly brought to trial in accordance with legal advice. 

Source@crd