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Attacks on Hindus No let-up, as yet

Star Report
Attacks on the Hindus have been made across the country even two weeks after the January 5 national election sparking a fresh bout of violence against the minority group.
The house of Deb Kumar Chatterjee, 40, president ofTambulpur union Awami League, was torched by unidentified miscreants at Tambulpur village in Rangpur district on Friday night, police said.
Hearing screams of the family members, locals rushed to the spot and doused the fire.
No case was filed in this connection until yesterday.
Asked why he did not file a case yet, Chatterjee said, "It is not because of fear that 1 am not filing a case. Tambulpur is a Hindu-dominated village. I will file a case tomorrow after talking to every one in the village and taking their circumstances into consideration."
At Srirumkathi in Nazirpur upazila of Pirojpur, miscreants vandalised idols at a temple on Sri Sri Pronob Math and Asrom premises on Friday night.
A case was filed in this connection but no one was arrested yet, said Abdul Khaleque Howlader, officer-in-charge of Nazirpur Police Station.
Five people were arrested on suspicion of vandalising idols at Harulia village under Barhatta upazila of Netrakona. The arrests were made in a case filed with Barhatta Police Station yesterday evening accusing some unidentified people of carrying out the destruction on Thursday night.
The arrestees do not belong to any political party, said Swapan Chandra Sarker, inspector (inquiry) of the police station and also the investigation officer of the case.
Meanwhile, different social organisations and political parties have continued their protest against post-polls attacks on the H indus.
International Sri Sri Pranab Math yesterday was to complete its "Peace march" that started on Friday from Madaripur towards Jessore, Abhaynagar to press home its four demands, including a committee headed by a judge from the minority community to investigate the attacks, a separate ministry to look after the issues of minorities and a reserved quota for minorities in all sectors, taking their population ratio into consideration.
The demostrators distributed relief among 110 affected families.
As many as 15 organisations from four upazilas participated in the march that was going back to Madaripur.
The Communist Party of Bangladesh and Bangladesh Samajtantrik Dal jointly organised rallies in the afternoon at three different points in the capital and in Mymensingh in the morning urging the government to ban Jamaat-e-Islami and its student wing Islami Chhatra Shibir and to punish those involved in the attacks and vandalism.
In Moulvibazar, Paribarik Nirjaton Protirodh Committee formed human chains asking the government to mete out exemplary punishment to the attackers.
Gonojagoron Mancha, on the second day of its second road march yesterday, set off for Thakurgaon to drum up public support for their fight against communal violence.
The platform, which had emerged in February last year demanding the capital punishment to all war criminals, started from Bogra and held several rallies in Gobindaganj, Palashbari, Mithapukurand Pirganj.
The Mancha distributed clothes among 19 affected families in Palashbari.
Spokesperson of the platform Imran H Sarkar said, "They [who hurled crude bombs at a rally in Bogra town on Friday) cannot stop us by attacking us. We will continue our movement."
In Dhaka, Gonojagoron Mancha activists brought out a protest demanding punishment to those involved in the attack that left two people injured.
In Chandpur, Bangladesh Puja Hdjapan Committee formed a human chain and held a rally on the Chandpur-Comilla highway in the afternoon protesting attacks on the Hindus and their places of worship.