Rafiq rafi :
Law enforcement officials believe that extremist groups could create chaos in the country centering the ongoing sculpture issue. That is why they have started watching extremists all over the country, and social media.
At the same time, sculpture-centric security has been enhanced in the country, including the capital Dhaka. Two special intelligence agencies of the country are also working in this regard, said relevant sources.
Sohail Rana, AIG (Media) of the police headquarters told the New Nation that they were monitoring those who were trying to create anarchy. For this reason, intelligence surveillance has been increased. We are determined to maintain peace and order in the country. “We urge the peaceful Muslims to respect the country’s customary law,” he said.
No one should fall into the trap of vested group. If anyone tries to disrupt the law and order situation by stepping into the trap of provocation, they will be brought under the law. No one will be exempted. Recently, it was decided to erect a Sculpture of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu in the Shanir Akhra area of the capital. But Maulana Mamunul Haque opposed the installation of any kind of Sculpture including the sculpture of Bangabandhu. From then, a section of scholars took to the field simultaneously on the issue of sculpture.
Two days ago, miscreants broke an ear of a sculpture of Madhusudan Dutt in the Modhur canteen of Dhaka University. Unidentified miscreants broke the hands and face of a under-construction sculpture of Bangabandhu in Kushtia on Friday night.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said Police on Sunday arrested four people in connection with vandalism of Bangabandhu’s sculpture in Kushtia. He said, ‘Two students came out of a local madrasa named Ibne Masood at night and broke the sculpture of Bangabandhu. One of them is named Abu Baker. The other is Nahid. Alamin and Yusuf have also been arrested. “We will not allow any anarchy centering the sculpture issue.” He added.
Law enforcement officials said a group of fanatics have taken to the street with the religious sentiments of the public on the issue of sculpture. This group is trying to create chaos in the country with negative ideas about sculpture in the minds of common people.
Police officials say the matter is sensitive. There are religious issues, on the one hand; the sculpture of the father of the nation is on the other hand. For this reason, the matter is being handled very carefully.
Special intelligence agencies have also been instructed to identify and crack down those behind the sculpture issue.
Intelligence officials said they were listing provocative speakers on the sculpture issue. At the same time, those who are giving behind-the-scenes support are being listed. Detectives are working in the field to collect information as well as identify them.
Lt. Colonel Ashiq Billah, Director of RAB (law and media) told the New Nation that, “We have increased our surveillance on the ongoing sculpture issue.”
We are working in three ways. Our members in white are trying to identify the perpetrators. Besides, members of 15 battalions of RAB are patrolling the country. Strict action will be taken against anyone who tries to disrupt law and order.
“Members of our cyber crime department are trying to identify the perpetrators online,” the RAB official said.
An official of Cyber Crime said that Jamaat-e-Islami is most active with multiple pages and group sculptures through social media.The Cyber Police Center of Criminal Investigation Department of police have identified about 25 Facebook IDs for online malpractice. AFM Al Kibria, Deputy Commissioner of the cyber crime investigation unit of the counter-terrorism unit, told the New Nation that many people were making provocative posts on the sculpture issue. We are trying to identify them. Efforts were being made to block the identified Facebook IDs as well as identify and arrest the operators of the IDs.
Law enforcement officials believe that extremist groups could create chaos in the country centering the ongoing sculpture issue. That is why they have started watching extremists all over the country, and social media.
At the same time, sculpture-centric security has been enhanced in the country, including the capital Dhaka. Two special intelligence agencies of the country are also working in this regard, said relevant sources.
Sohail Rana, AIG (Media) of the police headquarters told the New Nation that they were monitoring those who were trying to create anarchy. For this reason, intelligence surveillance has been increased. We are determined to maintain peace and order in the country. “We urge the peaceful Muslims to respect the country’s customary law,” he said.
No one should fall into the trap of vested group. If anyone tries to disrupt the law and order situation by stepping into the trap of provocation, they will be brought under the law. No one will be exempted. Recently, it was decided to erect a Sculpture of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu in the Shanir Akhra area of the capital. But Maulana Mamunul Haque opposed the installation of any kind of Sculpture including the sculpture of Bangabandhu. From then, a section of scholars took to the field simultaneously on the issue of sculpture.
Two days ago, miscreants broke an ear of a sculpture of Madhusudan Dutt in the Modhur canteen of Dhaka University. Unidentified miscreants broke the hands and face of a under-construction sculpture of Bangabandhu in Kushtia on Friday night.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said Police on Sunday arrested four people in connection with vandalism of Bangabandhu’s sculpture in Kushtia. He said, ‘Two students came out of a local madrasa named Ibne Masood at night and broke the sculpture of Bangabandhu. One of them is named Abu Baker. The other is Nahid. Alamin and Yusuf have also been arrested. “We will not allow any anarchy centering the sculpture issue.” He added.
Law enforcement officials said a group of fanatics have taken to the street with the religious sentiments of the public on the issue of sculpture. This group is trying to create chaos in the country with negative ideas about sculpture in the minds of common people.
Police officials say the matter is sensitive. There are religious issues, on the one hand; the sculpture of the father of the nation is on the other hand. For this reason, the matter is being handled very carefully.
Special intelligence agencies have also been instructed to identify and crack down those behind the sculpture issue.
Intelligence officials said they were listing provocative speakers on the sculpture issue. At the same time, those who are giving behind-the-scenes support are being listed. Detectives are working in the field to collect information as well as identify them.
Lt. Colonel Ashiq Billah, Director of RAB (law and media) told the New Nation that, “We have increased our surveillance on the ongoing sculpture issue.”
We are working in three ways. Our members in white are trying to identify the perpetrators. Besides, members of 15 battalions of RAB are patrolling the country. Strict action will be taken against anyone who tries to disrupt law and order.
“Members of our cyber crime department are trying to identify the perpetrators online,” the RAB official said.
An official of Cyber Crime said that Jamaat-e-Islami is most active with multiple pages and group sculptures through social media.The Cyber Police Center of Criminal Investigation Department of police have identified about 25 Facebook IDs for online malpractice. AFM Al Kibria, Deputy Commissioner of the cyber crime investigation unit of the counter-terrorism unit, told the New Nation that many people were making provocative posts on the sculpture issue. We are trying to identify them. Efforts were being made to block the identified Facebook IDs as well as identify and arrest the operators of the IDs.
