Violence and unrest continue in Bangladesh, the country is engulfed in violence, radical groups have gone out of control and are targeting Hindus, who have registered their protest.

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Bangladesh: The unrest in Bangladesh continues unabated following the death of Sharif Usman Hadi. The Bangladesh police have provided a major update regarding Hadi’s killers. The police say they currently have no information about the whereabouts of the main suspect. This statement from the police comes after the Inqilab Manch issued an ultimatum to the interim government.

Hindus register protest
Hindus in Bangladesh are continuously protesting against the burning alive of Hindu youth Deepu Chandra Das. Members of the Hindu community gathered at the Dhakeshwari Temple in Dhaka and strongly criticized the government over the incident. People also paid tribute to Deepu Chandra Das on this occasion.

What did Sheikh Hasina say?
In an email interview with ANI, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina commented on the ICT’s decision, saying, “This decision has nothing to do with justice and is entirely a matter of political vendetta. I was not given the right to defend myself, nor was I allowed to choose a lawyer of my choice. The tribunal was used to take revengeful action against the Awami League. However, my faith in Bangladesh’s institutions has not been shaken. Our constitutional traditions are strong, and when legitimate rule is restored and our judiciary regains its independence, justice will prevail.”

Extremists targeting Hindus
Following the death of Usman Hadi in Bangladesh, Jamaat-e-Islami extremists have once again become active. The extremists are targeting members of the Hindu community. In the western district of Jhenaidah, a man was assaulted by extremists. It is alleged that the extremists targeted Govinda Biswas after seeing a sacred thread (kalava) on his wrist.

Hadi’s stature surpasses that of the Father of the Nation of Bangladesh
The stature of student leader Usman Hadi, who led a violent movement against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has grown even larger than that of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the Father of the Nation and Bangabandhu of Bangladesh, after his death. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Hall at Dhaka University has been renamed Shaheed Sharif Usman Hadi Hall.

Police working with full force
Bangladesh Police have stated that the relevant agencies and intelligence departments are working with full force to locate Faisal Karim Masud, Hadi’s killer. They said, “We do not have any concrete or specific information about Faisal’s last known location. The police force and intelligence agencies are continuously working to find out.” They also added that there is no credible information to suggest that the suspect has fled the country.