Carnage is common among Christians and Muslims in the Central African Republic.

The International Desk. The 'Central African Republic' of the continent of Africa is surrounded by country riots. Genocide has become commonplace among Christians and Muslims in the country. This has led millions to flee. In order to avoid violence, thousands of people have left their homes and camped in Army camps or safe places, where they are forced to live a bad life. The members of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, helping the victims in the Central African Republic, captured photos of these people. Violence between Muslims and Christians is spreading ...

In the year 2013, the Muslim Celeka rebels ousted the then President Franco Bojiez from power. Since then, violence has spread among Muslims and Christians.
Since the coup, the common citizens of the country have been badly affected, most of whom are poor people.

• As the violence spreads, the Muslim population is leaving the country and running away. Many people are coming to neighboring Chad.
  After President Franko Bojiez was ousted from power, he formed an organization named 'Anti Baraka' against Muslims who is involved in violent activities. People of the organization are picking up the Muslims to death.
  According to media reports, the police and the army also supported 'Anti Baraka' here, due to which the situation went deteriorating.

Africa's army of several countries is deployed

• In view of the country's deteriorating situation here, the UN has deployed the forces of several African countries including the United States, France.
  Although, despite this, neither the Muslims nor Christians have been in the midst of riots or the escape of people.
• The most troubled city in the country is Banggai. There is ongoing violence between the former Muslim rebels and the Christian majority. Around 1600 soldiers of France are stationed here.
  Country is broken
• According to UN reports, the fifth part of a country with a population of nearly 46 lakh has been displaced or part of the park.
• No city or village is now untouched by incidents like murder, rape, and looting in the country.
• A city or village in the capital, Bangui, about one lakh people is living in tents near the airport. The responsibility for their security has been entrusted to the Army.