Imam of Ahmadnagar Jame Mosque’s Abdul Motin said they were receiving threats and were suffering from insecurity after the attack.
Source/Credit: Daily Sun
By UNB | 15th February, 2019
Railways Minister Nurul Islam Sujon on Friday blamed the BNP and its ally Jamaat-e-Islami for Tuesday’s attack on the Ahmadiyya community at Ahmadnagar in Panchagarh.
“The BNP-Jamaat, who had unleashed a violent arson campaign in 2014, could not accept the Awami League’s overwhelming victory in the last election. That’s why they’re trying to put the government in a tight spot through such incidents (attack on Ahmadiyya),” he said while visiting the affected area.
Houses and businesses of the Ahmadiyya community members were vandalised and set afire on Tuesday night. Around 50 people, including 20 policemen, were injured in the attack on Jalsa Salana, the annual gathering of the Ahmadiyya.
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