Sri Lanka arrests Buddhist monk after protest against Rohingya MuslimsCOLOMBO (Reuters) - A Sri Lankan court remanded a Buddhist monk in custody on Monday after charging him with leading hardline nationalists in a protest against 31 Rohingya Muslim asylum seekers last week, forcing the refugees to flee a U.N. safe house, police said. The police have so far remanded seven people on several charges including creating communal disharmony, attacking police and damaging property, police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekara told Reuters. The monk, Akmeemana Dayarathana, and colleagues are accused of storming into the safe house chanting  Rohingyas are terrorists . President Maithripala Sirisena s government condemned the attack on the refugees as  shameful  and urged police to hunt down those responsible. The refugees, who were arrested in April along with two suspected Indian traffickers in a boat in Sri Lankan seas, were taken into protective custody and then to a detention center outside Colombo following the protest on Tuesday. Tension between Myanmar s majority Buddhists and the Rohingya, most of whom are denied citizenship, has exploded several times over the past few years as old enmities, and Buddhist nationalism, surfaced with the end of decades of harsh military rule.  There has been an exodus of Rohingya from Myanmar s Rakhine state since Aug. 25, when attacks by Rohingya militants triggered a military crackdown that the United Nations has branded  ethnic cleansing . worldnews
sri lanka arrests buddhist monk protest rohingya muslimscolombo reuters a sri lanka court remanded buddhist monk custody monday charging leading hardline nationalists protest rohingya muslim asylum seekers last week forcing refugees flee safe house police said the police far remanded seven people several charges including creating communal disharmony attacking police damaging property police spokesman run gunasekara told reuters the monk akmeemana dayarathana colleagues accused storming safe house chanting rohingyas terrorists president maithripala sirisena government condemned attack refugees shameful urged police hunt responsible the refugees arrested april along two suspected indian traffickers boat sri lanka seas taken protective custody detention center outside colombia following protest tuesday tension myanmar majority buddhist rohingya denied citizenship exploded several times past years old entities buddhist nationalism surfaced end decades harsh military rule there exodus rohingya myanmar machine state since attacks rohingya militants triggered military crackdown united nations branded ethnic cleansing worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Sri Lanka arrests Buddhist monk after protest against Rohingya MuslimsCOLOMBO (Reuters) - A Sri Lankan court remanded a Buddhist monk in custody on Monday after charging him with leading hardline nationalists in a protest against 31 Rohingya Muslim asylum seekers last week, forcing the refugees to flee a U.N. safe house, police said. The police have so far remanded seven people on several charges including creating communal disharmony, attacking police and damaging property, police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekara told Reuters. The monk, Akmeemana Dayarathana, and colleagues are accused of storming into the safe house chanting  Rohingyas are terrorists . President Maithripala Sirisena s government condemned the attack on the refugees as  shameful  and urged police to hunt down those responsible. The refugees, who were arrested in April along with two suspected Indian traffickers in a boat in Sri Lankan seas, were taken into protective custody and then to a detention center outside Colombo following the protest on Tuesday. Tension between Myanmar s majority Buddhists and the Rohingya, most of whom are denied citizenship, has exploded several times over the past few years as old enmities, and Buddhist nationalism, surfaced with the end of decades of harsh military rule.  There has been an exodus of Rohingya from Myanmar s Rakhine state since Aug. 25, when attacks by Rohingya militants triggered a military crackdown that the United Nations has branded  ethnic cleansing . worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: sri lanka arrests buddhist monk protest rohingya muslimscolombo reuters a sri lanka court remanded buddhist monk custody monday charging leading hardline nationalists protest rohingya muslim asylum seekers last week forcing refugees flee safe house police said the police far remanded seven people several charges including creating communal disharmony attacking police damaging property police spokesman run gunasekara told reuters the monk akmeemana dayarathana colleagues accused storming safe house chanting rohingyas terrorists president maithripala sirisena government condemned attack refugees shameful urged police hunt responsible the refugees arrested april along two suspected indian traffickers boat sri lanka seas taken protective custody detention center outside colombia following protest tuesday tension myanmar majority buddhist rohingya denied citizenship exploded several times past years old entities buddhist nationalism surfaced end decades harsh military rule there exodus rohingya myanmar machine state since attacks rohingya militants triggered military crackdown united nations branded ethnic cleansing worldnews