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Attackers of Hindus to be punished

PM reassures people in Abhaynagar

BSS, Abhaynagar
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said her government would not tolerate terrorism and militancy in the country.
" For this, we wi 11 take whatever stringent action is required. We will ensure people's safety and security," she told a public rally at Noapara Shankarpasha High School ground in Abhaynagar of Jessore.
People of Bangladesh believe in communal harmony. They do not believe in communal violence. They do not like hostilities, confrontation and destructions;
rather they want to live in peace, Hasina said.
"We will also not tolerate anybody's interference in the rights of others .... We have ensured the rights of people from all religious faiths by bringing amendment to the constitution."
The PM also regretted that the BNP along with the Jamaat have been conspiring against the people.
Portraying a grim picture of the atrocities by Jamaat-Shibir men in different parts of the country following the parliament polls, she said, "The extent of atrocities and repression let loose by them can't be expressed in words.
“The only offence the voters committed was that they had turned up for voting."
She said the Jamaat was a political party that opposed the independence of Bangladesh and it was also banned for killing minority people.
After the independence, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman initiated the trial but the BNP rehabilitated it in the country's politics and released the war criminals.
"The BNP didn't try the war criminals. It rather rewarded the killers of Bangabandhu and patronised the war criminals. It | BNP] is still patronising them," she added.
"The BNP chairperson doesn’t like election. Could it be termed as her movement to kill people by setting them on fire in her bid to prevent the polls?" Hasina said.
Congratulating the people who voted in the polls, the premier said, 40-45 percent vote had been cast in the parliamentary election although the BNP-led combine urged people to boycott the polls.
"People of the country did not respond to her call for boycotting the polls though she tried to foil the election by killing people, torching educational institutions and felling trees," she said.
The BNP-Jamaat could not get people involved in their so-called movement; they only succeeded in killing people and in indulging in corruption, said the PM.
Jessore district unit Awami League president Ali Reza Raju chaired the rally.
State Minister for Home Affairs Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, State
Minister for Fisheries and Livestock Narayan Chandra Chanda, Kazi Nabil Ahmed MP, among others, were present.
Earlier, the premier went to Malopara village in Abhaynagar upazila and distributed cheques among the affected Hindu families there.
Conveying her sympathy to the families, Hasina said, her government would ensure peace and security for every citizen of the country.
On the night of January 5, BNP-Jamaat activists vandalised and looted 130 Hindu homes and torched 10 others in the village.