There was a horrific case at Landfall Island in the Andaman and Nicobar atoll of India on 11 February 1998. It includes killing of the six innocent Burmese national leaders (Arakanese and Karen nationals from Burma) and illegal detention of their 34 followers by the Indian government. They belong to the National United Party of Arakan (NUPA) and Karen National Union (KNU), ethnic nationalities organizations from Burma that have been fighting against the military regime for decades for self-determination and human rights. Those Arakanese and Karen leaders were killed by a joint operation of the three wings of the Indian armed forces code-named

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