Bangladesh: Unidentified persons vandalize 12 temples
The Hindu community maintains that no such attack has ever taken place in the region
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The Hindu community maintains that no such attack has ever taken place in the region
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has strongly condemned idol vandalism at several temples at Baliadangi upazila in Thakurgaon district. Unidentified people vandalised 14 idols at 12 Hindu temples in Baliadangi upazila in the early hours of Sunday. "Bangladesh is a country of communal harmony. The right to practice one's religion is a fundamental human right
Unidentified people vandalised 14 idols at 12 Hindu temples under Baliadangi upazila in Bangladesh’s northern District Thakurgaon on February 5. The
Fourteen Hindu temples were vandalised in northeastern Bangladesh in what police believe was a series of orchestrated attacks by unidentified vandals. The incident occurred in the early hours of Sunday in Dhantala, Paria and Charul regions. “Unidentified people carried out the attacks under the cover of darkness, vandalising idols in 14 temples in three unions (lowest local government tier)," said Bidyanath Barman, a Hindu community leader at Baliadangi) sub-district in Thakurgaon, reports PTI news agency.
DHAKA, Feb 6, 2023 (BSS) - Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader today condemned idols vandalism at several temples at