Dhaka: The celebration of Puja Durga has concluded in Bangladesh even when other worshipers were found dead on Saturday amidst riots and communal violence released by unknown people who harmed the temples on alleged allegations, which lead to the spread of paramilitary forces in More than half of the district administration.
The authorities experienced the national security obligations while officials said that the initial investigation had cast important evidence of the perpetrators of violence against Durga Puja Hindu minority.
Paramilitary border guards Bangladesh (BGB) has expanded Vigil from 22 to 34 of 64 administrative districts.
The Batalyon of the Anti-Crime Elite Fast Action (RAB) said it hoped to arrest several major actors sporadic violence that occurred in the last three days.
Voicing optimism for the investigation, the Minister of Internal Affairs Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal told reporters that “we expect the development of investigations in the next one or two days”.
The police, meanwhile, said that they had restored a body of a worshiper from a pool near a temple in the Southeast Begumanj District of Noakhali.
According to a community leader, the deceased was a victim of attacks on worshipers on Friday.
Four people were killed and a number of other people were injured during the clash between the problem makers and police in Hajiganj District in Central Chandpur on Wednesday and Thursday, encouraging the government to summon paramilitary forces to maintain law and order throughout the country.
With the latest murder, the death toll during the celebration of Durga Puja throughout the country has reached five.
On Thursday, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina promised to bring justice the perpetrators behind violence, said anyone involved in the attack on Hindu temples and places of Durga Puja in Comilla would not be spared.
“The incident in Comilla is being overalled.
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Violence erupted after an alleged incident at the Puja Durga Pavilion in Cumilla, bordering Chandpur and about 100 km from Dhaka, after that the investigation was launched.
Sporadic clash continued on Friday between police and religious hardlines while Shashontatra’s extreme right-wing, Saturday took a large procession in the area of Purana Puna Dhaka who protested what they called “demeaning” holy Quran “.
Armed police are equipped with water cannons and equipment Other riots continued to guard the prayer of Jumma from the majority Muslim community, the Dhaka Tribune newspaper reported.
As a sporadic attack and Vandalism was reported on Friday, the authorities issued a reporting order in Noakhali Regency, forbid public meetings in the city of Chaumuhani from Dusk on Saturday , he said.
Mob attacked, minority households were damaged and looted, business, and several temples in Chau Muhani during their parade, the report said quoting the police.
The government and law enforcement agencies illustrate the incident as “planned” with the goal of not demanding the country.
Sylhet, locals and PO Lisi on Friday thwarted Vandalis’s efforts with two pavilions in the Hawlader area of the wives.
The attackers threw bricks in the pavilion and adjacent houses, the report said.
More than 150 people, pointed out sharp-eyed weapons, issued a march and tried to attack the Kalibari pavilion.
However, when worshipers protested, the horde was marching towards the Hawlabadara area of para and solving the gate of other pavilions, the report said.
According to police, Facebook and YouTube were mostly used to incite communal tensions while reports said that the Telecommunications Regulation Commission Bangladesh (BTRC) identified more than a hundred identities used to spread instigative comments.
The mobile operator said that under the direction of BTRC, they stopped 3G and 4G internet connectivity for 12 hours on Friday which the authorities said because “unavoidable reasons”.
“The violence emerged as part of the plot of the harmony of the interfaith and the perpetrators involved in the identical incident in the past too,” said Colonel KM Azad Rab who attracted men from the army and other armed forces including the police including the police.
“We are preparing to take tight legal action and catch some of them soon,” he said.
The Puja Durga celebration concluded in Bangladesh amid communal riots; other worshipers are found dead
