Kashinath Singh, a local, spoke to the local media about the incident and called for prompt action. "We're in a panic right now. People responsible for this incident ought to be detained right away.
Up to 14 Hindu temples in Bangladesh were vandalised on the night of Saturday and Sunday by "unidentified miscreants," which terrified the residents. According to local media and news agency ANI, the incident happened in the Baliadangi Upazila region.
Kashinath Singh, a local, spoke to the local media about the incident and called for prompt action. "We're in a panic right now. People responsible for this incident ought to be detained right away.
Mahbubur Rahman, the district's deputy commissioner, Mohammad Jahangir Hossain, the superintendent of police, and Prabir Kumar Gupta, the general secretary of the Hindu Buddhist Christian Oikya Parishad for Thakurgaon district, all inspected the area after the incident and reported that nine idols in the Sindurpindi area of the Dhantala union, four in the Collegepara area of the Paria union, and 14 idols in a temple in the Sa
We're looking for anyone connected to the event. After an investigation, the truth will surface, an official predicted.
Parishad members for the District Puja celebration referred to the situation as "appalling" and urged an impartial investigation.
According to Vidyanath Burman, general secretary of the parishad that celebrates upazila puja, "the culprits amputated the limbs, legs, and heads of the idols," calling for the administration to take strict action.
"This is horrifying and extremely sad. The general secretary of the parishad that organises the district puja festival, Tapan Kumar Ghosh, added, "We want an impartial investigation into this occurrence.
(Using data from ANI)
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