New Delhi, The atrocities on Hindus and their religious places in Bangladesh are not taking the name of stopping. Unidentified miscreants vandalized 14 Hindu temples in northwestern Bangladesh in a series of attacks on Saturday night. Vidyanath Burman, a leader of a Hindu community in Thakurgaon's Baliyadangi upazila, said unidentified people carried out the night attacks and vandalized idols of 14 temples, police said on Sunday. Hindus and their religious places have been continuously targeted in Bangladesh for several months.

broke the idols and threw them in the pond

Burman, general secretary of the Upazila Worship Ceremony Council, said some of the idols were destroyed in the temple itself, while some were found in a pond near the temple sites. He said that the culprits have not been identified yet, but we want them to be caught soon. Known because "no such heinous incident had happened here before." He said, "The (majority) Muslim community has no dispute with us (Hindus). Attackers can be many in number.

Government not serious on targeted attack

Even before this, religious places of Hindus have been targeted. Along with this, Hindus are also being attacked. Samar Chatterjee said that we have not been able to understand who could be behind this attack. “Khairul Anam, officer-in-charge of Baliadangi police station, said that the attacks took place in several villages on Saturday night and early Sunday. Thakurgaon police chief Jahangir Hussain told reporters, "It clearly appears to be a case of a planned attack to disturb the peaceful situation in the country." He said that the police have immediately started the investigation to trace the culprits. Thakurgaon deputy commissioner or administrative head Mahbubur Rahman said, “The case appears to be a conspiracy against peace and communal harmony and…it is a serious crime. Strict action will be taken against the culprits.