As a consequence, some 200 Jumma men, women and children were injured and many of them seriously. Mr. Umaung Prue Marma reportedly died from a serious head injury caused by rubber bullets. Of course, hundreds of Jumma women and girls were molested by the Muslim attackers. Many Jumma student leaders were beaten up, arrested, tortured and detained in Bandarban Jail. Many of them were injured and some of them seriously.
Nobody knows about their fate.
It has been learnt from reliable sources that at least 22 Jumma students are still being held in the prison without any means of communication with other Jummas or lawyers. In protest, the HSC, the Hill People Council, and the Hill Women Federation brought out processions in many places in the CHT and demanded a judicial inquiry into the planned attacks on the Jumma students and public, punishment for the culprits, and immediate and unconditional release of all arrested students. His Highness Mong Shwe Prue Chowdhury, the Bomong Chief of Bandarban, and The Hon. The inquiry team recommended the proper rehabilitation of all the affected people who lost their homes and property and demanded that the people responsible for the Bandarban riots and arson be tried and then appropriately punished. It directed the leaders of the PGP and the Islamic Fundamentalist groups of Dhaka to hold a seminar on the CHT problem at the National Press Club in Dhaka on March 30, 1995.