Friday, May 17, 2024

Islamic Jihadists vandalise scores of Hindu murtis in Bangladesh Dinajpur district

Desk: Islamic jihadists have vandalised a series of Hindu murtis (idols) in Chirirbandar upasika of Dinajpur district in Bangladesh during the last few days.

According to reports emanating from Bangladesh, idols in at least five temples in Dinajpur’s Chirirbandar upazila have been vandalised.

The Daily Star reports that in the last five days, idols of at least 12 temples were vandalised in the same upazilla. All these temples were situated in the upazila’s Abdulpur, Auliapukur and Saitara unions.

This was one among a series of incidents during the last few days, when Hindu mandir idols have been desecrated and vandalised in Bangladesh Dinajpur district.

According to reports received from Bangladesh, earlier on last January 30 too idols were vandalised at the Sri Kali Maa Chibuka Devi Public Kali Puja temple in Aulia Pukur Union No. 7 of Chirirbandar in Dinajpur of Bangladesh and at the Hat Kali Mata Temple in Baideshi.

An idol of Hindu goddess Kali was also vandalised at a mandir in Thakurgaon’s Pirganj Upazila on January 4, 2021, as reported by The Daily Star.

According to Dinajpur Chapter of Hindu Buddhist Christian Oikya Parishad, the idol vandalism started on January 23 night at a Durga Temple in Nawabganj upazila.

Protesting the incidents, Hindu community people staged a demonstration in Dinajpur.

A protest procession was brought out and a human chain was also formed in front of local Press Club.

Bangladesh has a history of vandalism in Hindu mandirs and the incidents of such vandalism and torture on Hindu community has seen a spurt in the recent times.

The number of Hindus in Bangladesh has decreased over time and their ratio in Population has come down from around 30 pc in 1930 to less than 8 pc now.

YOU MAY LIKE

Bed Bath & Beyond Faces Backlash Over Hindu Deity Pillows, Urged...

0

Bed Bath & Beyond, the Midvale (Utah) based retail giant, is facing intense criticism from the Hindu community for selling pillows adorned with images of Lord Ganesh, a revered deity in Hinduism. Devotees are demanding the immediate removal of the products, labeling them as highly disrespectful and hurtful to their religious sentiments.

Maltashopper Apologizes and Removes Lord Ganesha Socks Following Hindu Protest

0
Maltashopper, a leading home decor e-commerce site based in Santa Venera, Malta, has apologized and withdrawn socks featuring images of the Hindu deity Lord Ganesha after facing protests from the Hindu community, who deemed the product "highly inappropriate."

ALSO READ

Czech Republic’s Christina Piszkova becomes Miss World 2024, watch video

Czech Republic Wins Miss World 2024

0
In a splendid event that marked the crowning of the 71st Miss World, Christina Piszkova of the Czech Republic emerged victorious, securing her place in the annals of the pageant's history. Former Miss World Karolina Bilawska bestowed the crown upon her successor in a momentous ceremony.

Port Talbot Crisis Sparks Nationalization Calls

0
Communists in Britain are rallying to nationalize Tata Steel and save Port Talbot, highlighting the urgent need for action against job losses.

OPINION

Women’s Role in Elections: Underrepresentation and Influence

0
Observations in Jamshedpur highlight significant gender differences in political discussions and engagement, with men discussing politics actively while women focus on domestic topics, despite laws supporting women's representation in parliament.

Celebrating Everyday Moments: Rediscovering Quality Time with Mom

0
As Mother's Day approaches, it's essential to consider what our mothers genuinely yearn for – not just gifts, but quality time spent together. By making a conscious effort to prioritize "we-time" with our moms, we can strengthen the unbreakable bond we share and show our appreciation for their unwavering love and support.

TRENDING NOW

Heat Wave Grips Jharkhand, Yellow Alert Issued as Temperatures Soar

0

Jharkhand, including the Kolhan region, is currently reeling under a severe heat wave following recent rains, with temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius in several districts. The weather department has issued a yellow alert for heat wave conditions on May 18 and 19, covering various districts, including Seraikela-Kharsawan, East Singhbhum, West Singhbhum, Dumka, Godda, Pakur, and Sahibganj. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions to protect themselves from the intense heat until the anticipated arrival of rain provides some relief.

Jamshedpur Authorities Intensify Crackdown on Illegal Constructions

0
Following Jharkhand High Court's orders, the Jamshedpur Notified Area Committee has increased measures against illegal constructions, including the demolition of a misused basement at Hotel Dayal International.

Feel like reacting? Express your views here!

Read More

Comments

Recent

Subsribe Our Newsletter & get Free Daily News & Opinion updates!

Discover more from Town Post

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading

Town Post News

FREE
VIEW