Massacre of Hindus continues in Bangladesh. The latest case has come to light in Narsingdi district where a 23 year old Hindu youth was burnt to death inside a garage. This planned murder has raised new concerns about the safety of minorities in Bangladesh.

According to ‘India Today’ report, the deceased has been identified as Chanchal Chandra Bhowmik, who was working in the garage for many years. The deceased was originally a resident of Lakshmipur village of Cumilla district and was staying in Narsingdi for work. Chanchal was the middle son of his family and was also the only earning member of the family.

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This incident happened near Masjid Bazaar area adjacent to Narsingdi Police Lines. According to eyewitnesses and local sources, the attack took place late on Friday night when Chanchal was sleeping in the garage. The attackers allegedly poured petrol on the shutter of the shop and set it on fire from outside, due to which the flames quickly spread inside. A video related to the incident shows a person setting fire outside the shop, after which the fire spread to the garage within moments.

What did the eyewitnesses say?
As soon as the information was received, local residents informed the fire service. A team of Narsingdi fire service reached the spot and after about an hour of effort the fire was brought under control. After the fire was extinguished, Chanchal’s charred body was recovered from inside the garage. Eyewitnesses said that the victim remained trapped in the fire for a long time, due to which he died a painful death.

Anger in Hindu community
Police said that evidence has been collected from the incident site and CCTV footage is being examined. Local Hindu community leaders strongly condemned this brutal murder and demanded immediate identification and arrest of the culprits. He also urged the administration to take effective steps to ensure the safety of minorities in the area.

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The killings of Hindus are not stopping in Bangladesh. This is the sixth time in 18 days that a Hindu has been murdered. Mani Chakraborty, a grocery trader, was murdered in Charsindoor market of Narsingdi district on Monday (January 5) night. According to local sources, Chakraborty was attacked by unknown assailants while sitting at his shop in Palash upazila. During this, he suffered serious injuries and was taken to the hospital by the local people, but his life could not be saved.

Mani Chakraborty was a resident of Shibpur upazila. The traders of Charsindoor market described Mani as having a very peaceful nature, who had no disputes with anyone. His murder in the market has created fear among the minorities. Many traders say that now they are very scared and feel unsafe even in doing daily tasks. Hindus have demanded immediate arrest of the culprits and strict punishment.

Hindu killed by shooting
Earlier on Monday evening, another Hindu person was shot dead in public in Jashore district. This incident took place at Kopliya Bazaar in Ward No. 17 of Manirampur Upazila at around 5:45 pm. The deceased was the son of 45-year-old Rana Pratap Tushar Kanti Bairagi and was a resident of Arua village of Keshabpur upazila.

According to eyewitnesses and police, unknown assailants opened fire on Rana Pratap when he was in the market. He died on the spot. Policemen from Manirampur police station reached the spot and tried to bring the situation under control. Officer-in-charge Rajiullah Khan said that the police is present at the spot. Efforts are being made to identify and arrest the attackers.

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Last week, garment factory worker Dipu Chandra Das was lynched by a mob, while Amrit Mandal was also reported murdered in connection with the same unrest. Bajendra Biswas was shot dead in an attack in Mymensingh district. On 31 December, a mob attacked Hindu businessman Khokan Chandra Das with a knife and set him on fire near Keurbhanga market in Shariatpur district. He died during treatment at the National Burn Institute in Dhaka.

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