Bangladesh: Ahmadiyya community living in fear after mosque ambush


"They have attacked us several times. They are disturbing the peace. We do not have any disputes with others. They (radical groups) are creating the discord"

Times of Ahmad | News Watch | Int'l Desk
Source/Credit: ANI News
By ANI | April 12, 2018

Dhaka: The Ahmadiyya community, also known as 'Qadiani', has been living in fear ever since suspected radical groups allegedly attacked a mosque in Bangladesh's Jamalpur last month, leaving more than 20 worshippers injured.

On that note, the Ahmadiyya community in Bangladesh is reportedly marginalised and has come under attack at various times.

Anticipating more 'hate' attacks in the future, many Ahmadiyya families have left Jamalpur; others who are residing in the town, are hiding their religious identities to avoid attention, the Dhaka Tribune reported.

On March 30, a group of people, armed with sharp weapons, launched an alleged attack on an Ahmadiyya mosque after Friday's prayers at Jamalpur's Madarganj Upazila, injuring 20 worshippers in the process.
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