I, Adv. Rabindra Ghosh of BDMW spoke to Alfadanga Police Officer in-charge Mohammad Rezaul Karim spoke to Mobile (01713373559) on receiving the news of Bangladesh Minority Watch. OC Rezaul Karim said two accused have been arrested in this connection, facebook page, Documenting Crimes Against Hindus has reported.

Around 25 to 30 terrorists attacked the homes of minority community around 4 PM, with deadly weapons like Kirish, Da, Khanta, iron rod, sticks. The main reason for the attack is that Sri Asit Kumar Sarkar (Mobile :01948057743) refused to pay extortion money and the terrorists led the attack under the command of Mohammad Shahin Sheikh.

Due to this attack, 30 Hindu family villagers of Tithurkandi village displaced. Many are undergoing treatment at Alfadanga Hospital.

In order to prevent the attack,perpetrators physically injured nine minority communities, vandalizing temples, setting fire, damaging fishermen’s boats and houses were vandalized and cash and kind looted. Shri Asit Kumar Sarkar filed a case in Alfadanga Police Station on this behalf. They filed a case against 20 perpetrators and more 20 who did not know their names. 30 Hindus families are now homeless.

I, Adv. Rabindra Ghosh of BDMW spoke to Alfadanga Police Officer in-charge Mohammad Rezaul Karim spoke to Mobile (01713373559) on receiving the news of Bangladesh Minority Watch. OC Rezaul Karim said two accused have been arrested in this connection. The other accused are: 1) Md Shahin Sheikh (48), 2) Terrorist Rajiv Chowdhury @ Bullet Sheikh (40) 3) Md Sajib Sheikh (24), 4) Md. Ibrahim Molla @ Dakat Molla, 5) Md. Monir Chora (32), 6) Md. Kamal Sheikh (40), 7) Mohammad Rafi Sheikh @ Bomra(28) I also spoke on mobile with Asit Kumar Sarkar, the complainant of the case. He told me, “I was attacked by Md. Shahin Sheikh. I was robbed in the cash box of my shop. We are unable to enter the village now. “
O, C, Alfadanga assured me that the other accused would be arrested. I was talking to Faridpur Police Superintendent Alimuzzaman . He told me that the incident should not be seen as communal. He added that we liberated the country but no such thing was written in the constitution ( minority or majority) There is no reason to say anything about this now we are aware of how to encounter terrorism. I asked the Superintendent of Police to take action on how and when minority families will be able to return to their homes outside the village – he did not answer.

Bangladesh Minority Watch (BDMW) is facing intense condemnation and anguish over the incident, demanding a legal exemplary action arresting of the accused immediately. Demanding resettlement of injured families, demanding rehabilitation of Hindu 30 families with immediate effect.