Richard Aung Aung, who recruited his biological son for 80 lakhs kyats in Thazi Township, Meiktila District, Mandalay Region, and who has not been nominated by anyone, recruited his son for 80 lakhs kyats in Thazi Township, Meiktila District, three years ago and is currently demanding 20,000 kyats per household for military service, a resident told BBM on September 22.
“He is so power-mad that he sent his biological son to the military junta to fight in order to gain power. He is toadying the junta. Then he gets a handgun from the military junta and he is marauding in the village.He is demanding 20,000 kyats per household per month at gunpoint.He also says that he wants to do this to gain power,”
the resident said. He added that the son of the administrator Aung Aung, Nay Win Htun, is currently fighting for the military junta in Taunggyi.
“The name of the son who joined the military junta is Nay Win Htun. He joined the military junta in 2022. I heard that he is fighting in Taunggyi. It has been more than 3 years now,”
he added. The former administrator of Thae Pon village, Sein Lwin, resigned from his position because he did not like his relatives joining the military junta, but he is still informing the military junta
about the revolution.
“The previous administrator of Thae Pon is ,a person who joined the military junta,U Sein Lwin. He said that he could not stand the hatred of his relatives more than the villagers, so he stopped doing it, but whoever is giving information in the village is secretly informing the military junta,”
the source added. The current administrator Aung Aung is organizing young people to join the military junta, and a young man from his close circle also joined the military junta with 80 lakhs kyats.
“Aung Aung and his son were put together. Aung Aung himself was sent his son to the military service training in Thazi,”
he continued. Currently, the military junta has opened up fronts across the countrybjv Betty and is recruiting 17 soldiers per batchkjj to meet their basic needs, while the number of illegal conscriptions has also increased.
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