On Saturday at around 9 pm local time, a group of terrorist Hindus under the banner of Akhand Hindu Rashtra Sena crossed the security cordon and appeared in front of Bangladesh House. At that time, they started raising various anti-Bangladeshi slogans. Not only slogans, they also threatened to kill Bangladesh High Commissioner to India Riaz Hamidullah. Bangladeshi diplomatic analysts have described yesterday's incident as unprecedented.
It has been learned through diplomatic sources in Dhaka and Delhi that the number of people gathered under the banner of Akhand Hindu Rashtra Sena was around 60 to 100 people. They came in cars, crossed all the security cordons and came in front of the main gate of the Bangladesh High Commissioner and created chaos. While chanting slogans, they kept saying, "Ban, ban, shoot someone, and talk." While they were doing this unprecedented incident, the members of the law and order forces deployed in front of Bangladesh House stood silently. The members of these militant organizations did not have to face any obstacles to come to Bangladesh. Law enforcement officials helped the members of those militant organizations in such activities.
Diplomatic sources also said that the members of the Akhand Hindu Rashtra Sena left the place silently after shouting slogans for a long time. At the time of the incident, Bangladesh High Commissioner Riaz Hamidullah was at Bangladesh House with his family. At that time, the High Commissioner and his family members were in a completely unsafe situation. Because the security forces did not take any steps to stop the members of this Hindu militant organization.
The interim government has taken this incident very seriously. It has issued an official statement on this and it is also heard that it may take some steps. This step includes stopping visas from the Bangladesh High Commission in Agartala, India for Indians.
In October last year, the Bangladesh High Commission in India was attacked. Members of the Hindu terrorist organization attacked the Bangladesh High Commission in Agartala, India and looted it. At that time, the security forces were still inactive. Which was a condemnable incident.
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