BNP leaders are involved in the attack on a Hindu household in Kishoreganj. A human chain and protest march were held in Brahmankachuri village, Kishoreganj Sadar, requesting the immediate arrest of the perpetrators in a case involving an attack and looting at a Hindu household. During the event, the afflicted family delivered a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner. They claimed that, despite charges being filed against individuals involved in the attack and looting, there has been no aggressive response from law authorities in terms of arrests.
BNP leaders are involved. A half-hour human chain program was held today, Wednesday, around 11 a.m., in Kishoreganj’s Kalibari Mor neighborhood. More than 200 men and women from the impacted families and the local Hindu community took part. Following that, they arranged a protest march and went to the Deputy Commissioner’s office to deliver the memorandum to the DC.
In response to the violence and looting at the Hindu household, demonstrators requested the immediate arrest of those responsible, including former Rashidabad Union Parishad chairman and BNP leader Idris Mia, as well as Faruk Mia. They also urged the affected families to return home as soon as possible.
According to Pradeep Barman, the victim’s brother, “Although it has been a long time since the incident, none of the accused have been arrested yet.”
On August 5, following the fall of the Sheikh Hasina administration, former Rashidabad Union Parishad chairman Idris Mia led an attack, vandalism, and looting of Gita Rani Barman’s residence in Brahmankachuri village, Kishoreganj Sadar upazila. Gita Rani’s family fled their house in fear of their life, and they are still homeless, fearful of BNP officials and activists.
BNP leaders are involved. On September 23, Gita Rani Barman reported the crime to the Kishoreganj Sadar Model Police Station. The case includes ten suspects, including former Union Parishad chairman and BNP leader Idris Mia, as well as fifty unidentified others. Gita Rani also made a written complaint to the Deputy Commissioner and Superintendent of Police. On September 27, her family filed a written appeal with BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman, seeking reparation for the event.
Regarding the charges, Mazharul Islam, General Secretary of the Kishoreganj District BNP, stated that such an act involving a minority family is unacceptable. He further stated that Idris has been ejected from the party as a result of organizational action taken against him in connection with the incident.
In response, Abdullah Al Mamun, Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Kishoreganj Sadar Model Police Station, stated that no arrests have been made because the offenders remain at large. However, the arrest operation is still ongoing. Gita Rani Barman stated, “After filing a case for vandalism and looting at our home, the accused became enraged and removed our house’s doors and windows. BNP leaders are involved
” The accused have threatened us in a variety of ways, including over the phone, and falsely implicated one of my sons, who is abroad, in another case. As a result, we were unable to enjoy our sacred festivals of Durga Puja and Kali Puja. We are still displaced and seeking refuge in someone else’s home. Our request to the administration is that we be let to return to our own home and live safely.
BNP leaders are involved. Participants in the human chain and protest warned of more severe protests if justice is not given quickly in this instance. Several speakers at the human chain sought punishment for the attacks and looting on Hindu houses around the country.
BNP leaders are involved
