Dhaka2 minutes agoAuthor: SM Amanur Rahman
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A crowd of cutters on Tuesday attacked the ancestral residence of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore in Sirajganj, Bangladesh. Carred up as Kachhari Ghar, vandalized the ancestral residence of Tagore.
A crowd of cutters of Jamaat-e-Islami and Hifajat-e-Islam also raised slogans against Tagore. After receiving the information, the police of Shahzadpur police station reached the spot, but no action was taken against the accused.
Station in -charge Aslam Ali says that the matter is being investigated at present. FIR has not been lodged yet. The police returned after a long uproar, but till evening the cuttings gathered on the spot. Let us know that this two -storey ancestral house of Gurudev Tagore, located about 125 km from the capital Dhaka, has been given the status of museum. Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore’s grandfather Dwarkanath Tagore built this court house in 1840.
In 1979, it was given the status of a protected building by the Archaeological Department of Bangladesh.
The cuttings had already hatched a conspiracy to vandalize According to sources, the cutters alleged that on Tuesday, the director of the museum, Sirajul Islam, hostage and assaulted a person. While Islam has denied any such incident.
Even in the police investigation, no one was revealed to be held hostage in the museum. But on seeing this, a crowd of cuttings gathered on the spot. It is said that the cuttings had hatched a conspiracy to vandalize the court house for two-three days.
So the crowd gathered on the spot. A shopkeeper running the shop near the museum said on the condition of anonymity that the cuttings had already hatched the plot of the attack.
Local people were not included in the attackers. Due to Tagore’s museum, a large number of tourists come here. This leads to the livelihood of the shopkeepers. The rally was also held here before the attack by the cutters.
Ban on performance in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Government employees in the Dhaka Secretariat have been protesting against the ordinance of the Mohammad Yunus government for weeks, in which the process of dismissal has been easier.
Protests have intensified against Mohammad Yunus, the head of the interim government of Bangladesh. There is also increasing resentment between opposition parties, government employees, teachers and army. Meanwhile, Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has imposed indefinite ban on all rallies, protests and public meetings at the center of the capital.
At the same time, Dhaka Police has completely sealed the area of Mohammad Yunus’s official residence ‘Jamuna Guest House’ and Bangladesh Secretariat. This step has been taken at such a time. When officers and employees working in the secretariat are protesting against an ordinance of the government.
DMP Commissioner SM Sajjat Ali said that this ban has been imposed for the ban, public system and security of Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus. Earlier on May 10, the government had also engaged the Border Security Force (BGB) and police Swat teams under the protection of government buildings.
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