Индуисткият търговец се линчи в Бангладеш, нападателите танцуват по тялото му
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At least seven people have been arrested so far, and a nationwide combing operation was launched in Bangladesh on Sunday in connection with the killing of a scrap trader here, Home Affairs Adviser Lieutenant General (retd) Jahangir Alam Chowdhury said.
Chowdhury said the operation was launched to maintain law and order and ensure pre-election stability following the gruesome murder of Lal Chand alias Sohag near Mitford Hospital on July 9, Prothom Alo reported.
" The murder that took place in Mitford, the capital, is extremely tragic and barbaric. Such incidents have no place in a civilised society, ” he said, adding that the Detective Branch (DB) of police arrested two more accused in the case on Saturday night.
He said the intelligence agencies were working tirelessly to arrest the other Обвинен и че никой няма да бъде пощаден, без значение от политическата им еднаквост.
„ Правителството има вяра, че нарушителите са нарушители. Никой нарушител няма да бъде пощаден, без значение от тяхната политическа принадлежност. Никой нарушител няма да получи заслон “, сподели той. Инцидентът, който стана вирусен в четвъртък, сподели, че доставчикът на скрап е линчуван с части бетонни плочи в Rojoni Ghosh Lane покрай болница Mitford след бизнес омраза.
След като потвърдиха гибелта му, нападателите танцуваха по тялото му.
Полицията по -рано арестува петима души за това, че се твърди, че е взел участие в тялото му. killing, is on a five-day police remand.
The lynching sparked outrage across Bangladesh, even as hundreds of students took to the streets here on Saturday, accusing the interim government of failure to contain mob violence.
In another such incident earlier this month, a woman and her son and daughter were beaten to death at central Cumilla's Muradnagar area for their alleged involvement in drug dealing.
Bangladesh has seen a surge of mob killings since August 2024, when the then-prime minister Sheikh Hasina's 16-year-long Awami League regime was ousted in a violent movement spearheaded by Students Against Discrimination (SAD).
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