September 2 Trail of a mentally challenged Muslim man begin in Yangon. The man U Khain Maung Myint a.k.a Malwi Hafiz was produced in Sanchaung court today and the judge charged him for alleged insult of Buddhist relion and for using vulgar language. The Sanchaung City police station said 34 year-old U Khin Maung Myint was arrested on 20 July after he reportedly shouted abusive language in front of Sanchaung Police station he also kick on the ground were 969, a symbol used by Buddhist nationalist was written . The video of the incident taken by an eyewitness has gone viral on the social media and the supports of the two religions traded barbs against each other on social media Facebook. The accused a former religious teacher has a history of mental illness he has been taking treatment for his mental illeness form Ywatakyi Pschactric hospital since 2009 but he reportedly gone out of his senses frequently. A family member of U Khin Maung Myint has submitted medical certificates from hospital, he has been allowed to appear in court on September 1st after taking a treatment for his mental illeness. The Sanchaung Court charged U Khin Maung Myint with provisions 294,295,295(a), 353,506 of Penal Code for alleged insult to religion and disturbing public order. MaBaTa member of monks and the nationalists, total 30 people turned up to the court on the first day of the trial as show of strengthen which often put pressure on the judge, Locals were anxious upon those nationalistic activities and extremism can agitate unnecessary religious conflicts. Burmese mixed blood unacceptable, says Ex Defence Minister A former defence minister General (retired) U Wai Lwin says Burmese mix blood and conversion of Buddhist is unacceptable. He said while campaigning for vote in Nay Pyi Taw on 13 September. He said at a media briefing that as Myanmar has to endure with 60 years of civil strife and as it geographically situated between two superpowers people need to be vigilant for dangerous turn of event. He also said any change that will lead to disintegration of the country and altering the country’s territory will not be tolerated, said U Wai Lwin, who is a candidate for Pyithu Hluttaw (lower house) of parliament from Nay Pyi Taw’s Puba Thiri district. Reference: The Voice 14 September 2015