Dhaka: The main suspect and his legs accused of securing communal hatred on social media and inciting recent violence against the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh have recognized their crimes in the pre-trial hearing, said a court official.
Shaikat Mandal claimed before the judge on Sunday that it was his Facebook post that led to violence in Rangpur, Pirganj District on October 17 during the Puja Durga celebration in the country.
Rabiul Islamic mandal jawta is a 36-year-old scholar, who has been accused of burning and looting.
“Shaikat Mandal and his accomplice of Rabiul Isam had acknowledged their role before a senior justice judge Delwar Hossain in (North-Western) Rangpur,” said court officials to the newspaper.
They were arrested from Gazipur on Friday in police attacks and were ordered under the digital security law.
Mandal is a student of the Philosophy Department of Rangpur’s Carmichael College, and was sent off from Wing Chhatra Wing Chhatra Students who came to power after his arrest.
He has uploaded inappropriate content on Facebook to increase the number of followers, a quick action official was quoted as quoted in the BDNews24.com report.
Islam helps mandal inciting Muslims in the village through the announcement of the loudspeaker on Friday, officially more.
Police officials claimed that the violence was arrested after rumors began to take a round at Pirgansj that a Hindu man had posted religious offensive content on Facebook, the report said.
According to the police, around 70 Hindu houses were burned during the chaos that occurred on October 17.
At least seven people claimed to be on their crimes under pre-trial law processes so far, with 683 arrests and more than 70 cases accused of accusing.
24,000 suspects, most of the anonymous, said Media Reports.
Hindus attacks have been reported in Bangladesh during the Puja Durga celebration after the alleged blasphemy pole on social media became viral on October 13.
Apart from the mandal and Islam, the police also have the rights of the hostel, which allegedly put the Qur’an at a Puja Durga place in Cumilla, and Fayez Ahmed, who have posted the Quran video in the Puja Venue, Rab officials said.
On Saturday, members of the Minority religious community held mass hunger and demonstrations sitting in the Central Dhaka Shabagh region and other parts of the country under the banner of Bangladesh Hindu-Buddha-Christian Council of Christians.
Hindu attacks in Bangladesh have been widely cursed by the United Nations.
Last week, Prime Minister Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina instructed the Minister of Home Affairs to begin immediate action against those who incited violence using religion when he asked people not to believe social media without examining facts.
Hindus is about 10 percent of the population of 169 million majority Muslims Bangladesh.