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More bomb threats to DU, Bandarban festivals

DU Correspondent
An anonymous caller Saturday threatened to blow up Dhaka University's (DU) Science Complex Building and the intelligence agencies in Bandarban have received similar threats to the district's cultural, social and religious festivals.
Earlier on August 11, an anonymous caller threatened to blow up the same building, while an anonymous letter sent to mass communications and journalism department Friday conveyed a threat to blast the Arts Building in five days.
However, police and DU security staff carried out a thorough search at the Arts Building but found no secreted explosives.
"A person called twice at 6:00pm and 15 minutes later to university's telephone exchange. He threatened to blow up the micro-biology building," DU Proctor AK Firoz Ahmed told newspersons.
The caller asked the exchange operator to inform the proctor and vice-chancellor that Islami Chhatra Shibir cadres will blow up the building, he added.
The DU security officer has filed a general diary (GD) and the university authorities informed Dhaka Metropolitan Police of the threats, the proctor said, adding that a vested quarter is trying to create anarchy in the country and panic in the university.
No classes were held at the three departments at micro-biology building yesterday and a few classes were held at the Arts Building following the bomb threats. Presence of teachers and students was also minimal.
Our Bandarban correspondent reports: The intelligence agencies Thursday received anonymous letters threatening to blow up social, cultural and religious programmes of different ethnic groups of the district.
The letters conveyed the postage stamp of Bandarban Post Office. The authorities did not reveal any more details about the letters.
The anonymous sender in the letter has claimed to be a former member of the Al Hekmat, a source said. The letter has named Nahid, Osman Gani, Ali Ahmad and Idris as the active members of the organisation, the source added.
The letter has reportedly targeted the programmes of Buddha Purnima, also called 'Waggah' by the Marma community, the traditional 'Razpunnah' of the Bomang king and other festivals of different indigenous peoples.
A probe is on to track whether gangsters have sent the letter or it is just a hoax, sources said.