Mabatha monk Dr. Laknashara driving a car without a license; Mabatha extremist Pao Phongyi angrily reacts to the arrest by the army for carrying weapons as a challenge to the nationalist monks.
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Mabatha monk Dr. Laknashara driving a car without a license; Mabatha extremist Pao Phongyi angrily reacts to the arrest by the army for carrying weapons as a challenge to the nationalist monks.

Yangon June 24 Dr. Lakchanthara, a Mabha monk, was accused of driving a car without a license. The arrest by armed forces is a challenge to the nationalist monks, said the monk, who is a member of the Mabatha fringes, in an angry response through a Telegram social network video today. Pong Pong said that the arrest was made in cooperation with the Thang Gyun Police Station and the Legislators of the Fitness Party, and that he challenged the nationalist monks. "Thingangkyun Police Station and members of parliament challenged these nationalist monks on what section they can be arrested by the army. They challenged that action can be taken. Now, a nationalist monk has been arrested for driving without a license, and that is the late monk of the Union of Patriotic Monks, U Khyok Wantha, who also called. 'Brother, it is very effective if you tell me that, please tell me about it.'wrong I want to talk about that. Arrested unjustly, of course. Without car. The monks who came to arrest them rode Without cars and arrested them.'' said the priest. On the morning of June 23, Yangon Mabatha monks came and gathered to protest when Dr. Laknashara appeared at the Thangkyun Township Court. The arrested Dr. Laknasara, 42 years old, The 22nd is already there, and it is said that the rhinoceros MP and the police arrested him out of malice. "Because this is Section 23, it was originally 19(E), holding a knife, and having a knife in the car. This is rather than wanting to catch him in a car without, rather than wanting to catch him with a knife. He already has a doctor's degree. U Lekchun (Thankan Gyun) is 42 years old, 2 years older than U Zin, and he is 22 years old. U Lechchun also has a doctorate degree. He is a competent monk, and he is good with the police. Friendship, but he also likes itWith fake accounts on it, it seems that fitness is slandering the MP. He told some of the police as well," said the priest. He said that the main reason for the incident was because of the misunderstanding and discomfort, and he heard that the MP asked the police to arrest him. "In the end, it was awkward. It was uncomfortable. After that, according to U Zin's news, I heard that the member of the fitness council called the police. U Zin said that if the member of the fitness council sues, he will tell his disciple U Khin Ri. Why not do that? You can tell him. The prosecution is done by the police. The police and U Lakna have been doing this since the beginning, because it's still like that.It happened from the fact that they were at odds with each other. This is according to the news. According to what I heard, I want to say yes. I don't want to be, I don't want to be. In addition to unlicensed driving, the arrest under Section 23 of carrying a knife is a challenge by the police that the entire community of monks can be prosecuted. "However, a monk was arrested for the Without case. He was arrested for carrying a knife under Section 23, so stay in prison, don't be searched. In other words, this is a challenge to the monks in Myanmar by the Thingangyun police station and MPs to see how the national army can arrest these nationalist monks. They are challenging that action can be taken," he said. In addition, in the current situation where monks and monks are being killed, nationalist activists use sticks and sticks on cars. He defended that carrying a knife was common practice. "U Zin has already calculated. It has already been calculated, they don't want to do it, and if they want to do it, U Zin can be assigned the section he likes. Nationalism will be an epic on this car. At least there will be a stick on the car. At least yes?

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