Bangladesh: Another Hindu Temple Vandalised Ahead Of Durga Puja | World News

In the local media, another disturbing attack on a Hindu temple in Bangladesh, vandalizing idols and stole a security camera and memory card.

The incident occurred on Sunday night, in front of the Durga Puja celebration, the biggest religious festival of the Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, the Temple of Kushtia in the Shwarupdah Palpara Sri Rakhha Kali Temple in Mirpur Upazila.

According to Amaresh Ghosh, the President of the Temple Committee, Miscreants broke the heads and hands of the idols of Kartic and Saraswati.

“During the incident, there was no electricity in the region and it was raining slightly. By taking advantage of this situation, the idols were destroyed. The temple in the temporary tin hut was preserved daily, although the damage was carried out during a daily load,” Bangladesh’s leading daily, business standard Ghosh said.

Former Secretary of the Templar Committee Badal Kumar Dey said, “We have been organizing Durga Puja here for the last three years. This event in front of Durga Puja left us in fear.”

Mirpur Mirpur Police Station, who confirmed the development, Mominul Islam, “We reached the point immediately after receiving news. After the investigation, a detailed report will be provided,” he said.

Vandalism of the Hindu temple in Kushtia is not an isolated violence in Bangladesh under the provisional government led by Muhammad Yunus. Since Yunus has undertaken power in August 2024, Ulus emphasizes an uncomfortable tendency because he witnessed an increase in attacks on Hindu temples and minorities.

Last week, Bangladesh’s Awami League strongly condemned Jahangir Alam Chowdury, a temporary government’s home adviser, for his humiliating words against Hinduism as “liquor and drug meetings ..

The attacker lyrics came to the upcoming Durga Puja celebrations in the country

Condemnating the statements, the Awami League, “Illegal Dolphin Government interior consultant, Bangladesh’s spirit of the War of Independence, Hinduism, a vile in a promise,” he said.

The party said that such words are not only deep disrespectful, but also a dangerous attempt to provoke religious hatred.

Bangladesh has been caught with violence and extreme lawlessness since the post of former democratic Awami League government led by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The temporary government received great criticism to take refuge in radical and extremist Islamic clothes.