In 100 days, 8 lakh people were killed, millions of women kidnapped and made sex

If someone loses his humanity and if a government itself becomes thirsty for the blood of their own citizens, is a planned slaughter – a black chapter that history can never forget. A similar massacre occurred in the African country in 1994, when more than 8 Lakh people were brutally murdered within 100 days. This genocide was so scared that the neighbor killed the neighbor, killed family members and some Hutu men killed their own tuts. Where and why did this slaughter happen? The genocide took place in the East African country Rwanda, where two major ethnic communities – Hutu (Hutu) and Tutsi (Tutsi) – have lived together for years, but mutual political, social and historical conflicts created such a deep gorge between these two communities that this difference turned into a bloody conflict in 1994. About 85% of the population of Rwanda and only 14% of the Tutsi were. However, despite the low number, the Tutsi community has maintained control of the country’s power and administrative system for a long time. This led to the feeling of resentment and rebellion in the Hutu community. How did the massacre start? On April 6, 1994, the plane with the Hutu president of Rwanda, Juvenile Habyimana and Burundi president Kepal Natarayamira was demolished near Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. Both leaders died in this plane crash. Whoever behind this incident is not clear. Some people consider it a conspiracy of the extremists so that they can make an excuse to start a massacre against the Tutsi community. At the same time, some people believe that this attack was carried out by the Tutsi Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). Either way, the slaughter began on April 7, 1994, the next day of the incident, in Rwanda, in which Tutsi minorities and their Hutu fans were targeted. The bloody play lasted 100 days and ended on July 15, 1994. Genocide received the government’s support, this massacre was carried out by any insane crowd, but extremist organizations received protection through the government. Hutu extremists launched a radio station RTLM (Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines), which provokes the Hutu community across the country. It was openly on the radio, “Kill Cockroaches”, in which ‘cockroaches’ means the Tutsi community. This radio channel has become a medium to guide the murder, not just to spread hatred. Extremist groups provided weapons at the government level, and they received an open release to kill their own neighbors. The death decision became an identity card, during that time each Ravandai citizen had an identity card (ID), in which he had a clear mention of his ethnic identity – Hutu, Tutsi or Tuva. During the massacre, the roads were blocked, and the people were killed with hoods, spears and guns by showing identity cards to the people. The neighbor killed the neighbor the most painful thing in the massacre that there was no foreign enemy in it. It was a domestic slaughter in which people killed their own friends, family members and even spouse. Many hut men killed their Tutsi women because they could have killed themselves if they did not. Even women and children were not spared, millions of women were abducted and used for sex slavery. Thousands of women have been in rape camps for months. They were made victims of cruelty every day. The world remained silent, even after seeing these crimes. How did the slaughter stop? When Rwanda bleeds excessively, Uganda -backed Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) took the front. RPF fighters gradually began to control the entire country and on July 4, 1994, they captured the capital Kigali. After this, the massacre handed over July 15. However, according to several reports, RPF also revenge thousands of huts during this period, which exacerbated the situation. Eventually, thousands of huts had to leave the country and flee and the Tutsi community came to power. Despite such a major slaughter of the international community, the reaction of the international community was extremely slow and disappointing. Many countries, including the United Nations (UN) and America, did not interfere in Rwanda. Later, the United Nations Secretary -General Kofi Annan acknowledged that the Rwanda massacre could be prevented, but this cannot happen due to a lack of political will. The situation after the massacre was very frightening in Rwanda after the massacre: About 2 million people became homeless. Millions of children have lost their parents. The social substance was completely crushed. Today, Rwanda is counted among the most developed countries of Africa, but the 1994 slaughter remains a deep wound to his soul. CONCLUSION: The most dark night of history, Rwanda people, teaches us that when hatred, ethnic hatred and power -hungry dominate, to what extent a person can fall. It is not only the story of Tutsi or Hutu, but the story of the defeat of humanity. Today, when we remember the fierce slaughter of 1994, we miss the screams of 8 lakh monkeys who lost their lives just because they were born in another cupboards.