BRO/SIS, didn't U just inadvertently mix it up thinking that Dalal's cadre as JI's one?Civil war with what? Bamboo sticks?
Let them have their spotlight and see how the trial goes.
SHAHBAGH SQUARE-A NEW RISE of FASCISM in Bangladesh
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Awami League Fascist and Looting Demands Made in Shabag
Shabag gathering turned out to be Awami league fascists demanding mob justice. From street demand of hanging accused with and without a tribunal that already proven Awami League run court, Shabag bound Awami league mob presented their fascist demand yesterday. Among fascist demands Awami league crowd made in shabag were:
1) Shut down or Awami League regime taking over of Daily Amadesh, Nayadiganta and Diganta media. First sign of fascism is taking over or shutting down newspapers.
It is important to note that it is Daily Amardesh which revealed tribunal was controlled by Awami League regime and verdict was manufactured from outside even before trial completion.
2) Awami league regime take over and loot largest and most successful private bank, Bangladesh Islami bank. As if Sonali and Grameen bank looting and take over was not enough money for Awami League they want to loot largest bank in Bangladesh under guise of “71 spirit”. Same way Sheikh Mujub son went to loot Bangladesh Bank vault.
It is important to note that Islami Bank Bangladesh has nothing to do with Jamaat and a purely financial institute. Islami Bank Bangladesh financed most successful and biggest industrial success in Bangladesh including BSRM (one of the largest in South Asia) and Ananda Shipyard (largest ship makers and exporter in Bangladesh).
3) Awami league installed Vice Chancellors from different govt run universities expressed the fascist mob spirit by calling on for civil war against ideological and political opposition.
4) Fascist mob called for mass murder of one of the largest political party in Bangladesh.
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Shabag gathering turned out to be Awami league fascists demanding mob justice. From street demand of hanging accused with and without a tribunal that already proven Awami League run court, Shabag bound Awami league mob presented their fascist demand yesterday. Among fascist demands Awami league crowd made in shabag were:
1) Shut down or Awami League regime taking over of Daily Amadesh, Nayadiganta and Diganta media. First sign of fascism is taking over or shutting down newspapers.
It is important to note that it is Daily Amardesh which revealed tribunal was controlled by Awami League regime and verdict was manufactured from outside even before trial completion.
2) Awami league regime take over and loot largest and most successful private bank, Bangladesh Islami bank. As if Sonali and Grameen bank looting and take over was not enough money for Awami League they want to loot largest bank in Bangladesh under guise of “71 spirit”. Same way Sheikh Mujub son went to loot Bangladesh Bank vault.
It is important to note that Islami Bank Bangladesh has nothing to do with Jamaat and a purely financial institute. Islami Bank Bangladesh financed most successful and biggest industrial success in Bangladesh including BSRM (one of the largest in South Asia) and Ananda Shipyard (largest ship makers and exporter in Bangladesh).
3) Awami league installed Vice Chancellors from different govt run universities expressed the fascist mob spirit by calling on for civil war against ideological and political opposition.
4) Fascist mob called for mass murder of one of the largest political party in Bangladesh.
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Clashes in Districts
14 policemen among 65 hurt
At least 65 people including 14 policemen were injured in clashes between the activists of Jamaat-Shibir and law enforcers in Satkhira, Noakhali and Khulna yesterday.
In Satkhira, seven policemen were wounded in two attacks by the Jamaat-Shibir men.
The injured cops are Kaliganj Police Station OC Ali Ahmed Masud, SIs Yasin Alam Chowdhury and Belal Hossain, constables Mahbub Shikder and Sona Miah, OC of Patkelghata Police Station Md Akteruzzaman and constable Anwar Hossain.
Kaliganj OC Ali Ahmed said constables Mahbub and Sona Miah were on duty at Fultola intersection of the Sadar upazila around 2:00pm. They signalled for a Satkhira-bound bus (Satkhira Ja-11-0068) to pull over.
Passengers of the bus were members of Jamaat-Shibir. As driver Abu Jafar pulled over, the Jamaat-Shibir men forcibly pushed the two lawmen inside the bus and sped away in the vehicle.
On information, a police team led by OC Ali Ahmed chased the bus and forced it to pull over at Bharasimla intersection on Satkhira-Kaliganj road.
Fearing trouble, the Islamist party activists attacked the cops and injured OC Masud, Sub-inspectors Yasin and Belal and constables Mahbub and Sona Miah.
Police rounded up 103 Jamaat-Shibir men from the bus and recovered two rifles looted from the law enforcers.
However, bus driver Abu Jafar and some other activists managed to flee the scene.
Incensed at the attack on police, locals set the bus afire.
In another incident, about 60 Jamaat-Shibir activists were going towards Satkhira by six vans around 4:00pm. They were carrying sticks, iron rods and locally made weapons, said SI Amol Roy of Patkelghata Police Station.
As OC Akteruzzaman signalled for the vans to pull over in Trish Mile area on Satkhira-Khulna road, the vehicles pulled over.
But all on a sudden, the Jamaat-Shibir men swooped on the law enforcers, leaving SI Amol and a constable injured.
The wounded were first taken to a local clinic and later shifted to Satkhira Sadar Hospital.
In the afternoon, activists of Jamaat-e-Islami brought out a procession at the Circuit House intersection in Satkhira town.
Led by freedom fighters, locals obstructed the procession that triggered a clash there, said witnesses.
Police lobbed around 50 teargas canisters and fired over 100 rubber bullets to disperse the Jamaat-Shibir men.
EIGHT WOUNDED IN NOAKHALI
At least eight Jamaat-Shibir activists were injured when they fought a pitched battle with police here yesterday afternoon, reports our correspondent.
In an arson attack, two ATM booths of Islami Bank and some papers of a local madrasa were set ablaze in the town.
Witnesses said some Jamaat-Shibir activists brought out a protest procession as part of their countrywide demonstration. As the procession reached the local mosque intersection around 4:30pm, police obstructed the protesters.
Being halted, the Jamaat-Shibir men hurled brickbats at police, forcing the law enforcers to retaliate by firing 30 rubber bullets.
Meanwhile, activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League and Jubo League brought out a procession in the town around 5:30pm.
After parading through different streets, they set the ATM booths of Islami Bank afire and burnt the papers of Al-Madrasatud Deenia Madrasa, allegedly run by Jamaat men, near Godar mosque area.
On information, firefighters rushed to the spot and doused the flames.
Mahbubur Rashid, acting superintendent of police in Noakhali, confirmed the incident.
Secretary general of district unit Jamaat Maulana Abdullah claimed that police arrested eight Jamaat-Shibir activists including its bullet-hit leader Tajul Islam during the clash.
FIFTY INJURED IN KHULNA
At least 50 people including seven policemen were injured when the Jamaat-Shibir men clashed law enforcers and BCL activists in Koyra upazila yesterday.
Witnesses said several hundred Jamaat-Shibir men held a meeting in front of the Jamaat party office and brought out a procession around 5:00pm.
When police obstructed the procession at Koyra bazar area, the demonstrators hurled brickbats at the law enforcers.
Police hit back charging batons on the Jamaat-Shibir activists which triggered the clash, Mir Khairul Kabir, OC of Koyra Police Station, told The Daily Star.
Law enforcers fired around 100 shots and lobbed about 50 rounds of teargas canisters to disperse the agitators.
Some BCL men swooped on the Jamaat-Shibir activists during the clash.
The injured cops are SI Hashem, ASIs Sohrab, Akhter and Sufian and constables Delwar, Chanchal and Rohit, mentioned OC Khairul.
Shibir activists Al Amin, Rouf and Salam Shibir received bullets.
Seven Shibir men were arrested after the incident on charge of attacking police and obstructing law enforcers in discharging their duties, said Khulna police super Abdur Rouf.
Contacted, AKM Tamiz Uddin, ameer of south district unit Jamaat, claimed that police along with BCL men attacked the Jamaat-Shibir men without any provocation when their leaders and activists were returning home after holding the rally.
14 policemen among 65 hurt
14 policemen among 65 hurt
At least 65 people including 14 policemen were injured in clashes between the activists of Jamaat-Shibir and law enforcers in Satkhira, Noakhali and Khulna yesterday.
In Satkhira, seven policemen were wounded in two attacks by the Jamaat-Shibir men.
The injured cops are Kaliganj Police Station OC Ali Ahmed Masud, SIs Yasin Alam Chowdhury and Belal Hossain, constables Mahbub Shikder and Sona Miah, OC of Patkelghata Police Station Md Akteruzzaman and constable Anwar Hossain.
Kaliganj OC Ali Ahmed said constables Mahbub and Sona Miah were on duty at Fultola intersection of the Sadar upazila around 2:00pm. They signalled for a Satkhira-bound bus (Satkhira Ja-11-0068) to pull over.
Passengers of the bus were members of Jamaat-Shibir. As driver Abu Jafar pulled over, the Jamaat-Shibir men forcibly pushed the two lawmen inside the bus and sped away in the vehicle.
On information, a police team led by OC Ali Ahmed chased the bus and forced it to pull over at Bharasimla intersection on Satkhira-Kaliganj road.
Fearing trouble, the Islamist party activists attacked the cops and injured OC Masud, Sub-inspectors Yasin and Belal and constables Mahbub and Sona Miah.
Police rounded up 103 Jamaat-Shibir men from the bus and recovered two rifles looted from the law enforcers.
However, bus driver Abu Jafar and some other activists managed to flee the scene.
Incensed at the attack on police, locals set the bus afire.
In another incident, about 60 Jamaat-Shibir activists were going towards Satkhira by six vans around 4:00pm. They were carrying sticks, iron rods and locally made weapons, said SI Amol Roy of Patkelghata Police Station.
As OC Akteruzzaman signalled for the vans to pull over in Trish Mile area on Satkhira-Khulna road, the vehicles pulled over.
But all on a sudden, the Jamaat-Shibir men swooped on the law enforcers, leaving SI Amol and a constable injured.
The wounded were first taken to a local clinic and later shifted to Satkhira Sadar Hospital.
In the afternoon, activists of Jamaat-e-Islami brought out a procession at the Circuit House intersection in Satkhira town.
Led by freedom fighters, locals obstructed the procession that triggered a clash there, said witnesses.
Police lobbed around 50 teargas canisters and fired over 100 rubber bullets to disperse the Jamaat-Shibir men.
EIGHT WOUNDED IN NOAKHALI
At least eight Jamaat-Shibir activists were injured when they fought a pitched battle with police here yesterday afternoon, reports our correspondent.
In an arson attack, two ATM booths of Islami Bank and some papers of a local madrasa were set ablaze in the town.
Witnesses said some Jamaat-Shibir activists brought out a protest procession as part of their countrywide demonstration. As the procession reached the local mosque intersection around 4:30pm, police obstructed the protesters.
Being halted, the Jamaat-Shibir men hurled brickbats at police, forcing the law enforcers to retaliate by firing 30 rubber bullets.
Meanwhile, activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League and Jubo League brought out a procession in the town around 5:30pm.
After parading through different streets, they set the ATM booths of Islami Bank afire and burnt the papers of Al-Madrasatud Deenia Madrasa, allegedly run by Jamaat men, near Godar mosque area.
On information, firefighters rushed to the spot and doused the flames.
Mahbubur Rashid, acting superintendent of police in Noakhali, confirmed the incident.
Secretary general of district unit Jamaat Maulana Abdullah claimed that police arrested eight Jamaat-Shibir activists including its bullet-hit leader Tajul Islam during the clash.
FIFTY INJURED IN KHULNA
At least 50 people including seven policemen were injured when the Jamaat-Shibir men clashed law enforcers and BCL activists in Koyra upazila yesterday.
Witnesses said several hundred Jamaat-Shibir men held a meeting in front of the Jamaat party office and brought out a procession around 5:00pm.
When police obstructed the procession at Koyra bazar area, the demonstrators hurled brickbats at the law enforcers.
Police hit back charging batons on the Jamaat-Shibir activists which triggered the clash, Mir Khairul Kabir, OC of Koyra Police Station, told The Daily Star.
Law enforcers fired around 100 shots and lobbed about 50 rounds of teargas canisters to disperse the agitators.
Some BCL men swooped on the Jamaat-Shibir activists during the clash.
The injured cops are SI Hashem, ASIs Sohrab, Akhter and Sufian and constables Delwar, Chanchal and Rohit, mentioned OC Khairul.
Shibir activists Al Amin, Rouf and Salam Shibir received bullets.
Seven Shibir men were arrested after the incident on charge of attacking police and obstructing law enforcers in discharging their duties, said Khulna police super Abdur Rouf.
Contacted, AKM Tamiz Uddin, ameer of south district unit Jamaat, claimed that police along with BCL men attacked the Jamaat-Shibir men without any provocation when their leaders and activists were returning home after holding the rally.
14 policemen among 65 hurt
That is trade marked Hammer-fist lie. Jamaat Shibir threatened Awami league. And Awami League does not represent Bangladesh, it represent india.
Jamaat-police gunfight in city
Matiur Rahman injured in attack
Embattled Jamaat-Shibir activists grew more violent, after an interlude of peaceful showdowns, as they opened fire on law-enforcers Tuesday in the capital’s Motijheel and Karwan Bazar areas after their protest processions were foiled.
Witnesses said Matiur Rahman, editor of Bengali daily Prothom Alo, suffered minor injuries when his car came under attack during the clash at Karwan Bazar.
Sources said at a time when a nonstop uprising has been on stream at Shahbagh in the city—with its waves sweeping across the country and beyond—the activists of Jamaat-e-Islami and Islami Chhatra Shibir brought out sudden processions around 1:45pm and also exploded some hand bombs in the areas. More than 100 rounds of gunshots were traded and a number of cocktails blasted in the two key-point areas of the capital during the street rioting.
At least 20 people, including policemen, were injured in the violent incidents in Karwan Bazar-Panthapath and Motijheel areas.
Of the injured, four sustained bullet wounds and they are now undergoing treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
The bullet-hit people are Kabir Hossain, 24, Yakub Ali, 30, Humayun, 22, and Hafiza Begum alias Rita, 24.
“Panic gripped city-dwellers as Jamaat-Shibir men attempted to bring out processions in Karwan Bazar, Panthapath and Motijheel areas and attacked police,” says a firsthand report on the scenes.
Police arrested total 73 persons from different parts of the capital during the outbreaks of violence.
In Kawran Bazar area, the clash ensued around 1:45pm when several hundred Jamaat-Shibir leaders and activists tried to stage a procession near Karwan Bazar and faced police resistance.
They started damaging vehicles on Shahbagh-Farmgate road, exploded cocktails and gunshots, prompting police to rush to the spot in riot gear.
People were seen running for safety jumping out from buses and private vehicles, leaving many people injured. Two were hit by bullet amid the melee.
Prothom Alo editor Matiur Rahman was injured in an attack on his car during the Karwan Bazar clash.
Later, police fired teargas shells and dispersed Shibir activists. Vehicle movement remained suspended for some time.
The Jamaat-Shibir men then rushed towards Panthapath and Green Road areas opening blank shots.
Manjurul Kabir, deputy commissioner (Tejgaon Zone) of DMP, said Jamaat-Shibir men suddenly started vandalism and exploded cocktail in Kawran Bazar area. They also fired gunshots on policemen, he added.
“Two police personnel—Afroz Tutul, AC of Tejgaon Zone and another police constable—were injured during the clash,” he said.
He also said police also fired rubber bullet for self defense.
In Panthapath, some Jamaat-Shibir men armed with machete, brick chips and batons suddenly emerged from a road beside Bashundhara City Shopping Mall in the city’s busy Panthapath at around 2:45pm.
They attacked several vehicles while three on-duty police vehicles rushed to the spot.
Witness said as the policemen jumped off their vehicles to chase the Jamaat-Shibri men, several gunshots were heard.
Jamaat-Shibir men then rushed into the passage of densely populated Rajabazar area.
Later, local people found a bullet injured man beside a passage of Bashundhara City.
Enamul Haque, officer-in-charge of Kalabagan Police Station, said local people caught two Jamaat-Shibir men, gave them a good beating and handed them over to police.
“We arrested five people from the spot,” he added
Shibli Noman, assistant commissioner (Ramna Zone) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police, told journalist on the spot that Jamaat-Shibir men suddenly brought out a procession in front of Bashundhara City and police resisted them. They vandalised several vehicles at that time.
In Motijheel, Jamaat-Shibir men brought out a sudden procession and exploded cocktail in Motijheel area.
Witnesses said several hundred Jamaat-Shibir men gathered in front of City Tower in Motijheel area and tried to bring out a procession at around 2:00pm.
Jamaat-Shibir men exploded bombs and damaged a number of vehicles in Motijheel area.
Police rushed to the spot and dispersed Jamaat-Shibir men. Police also used rubber bullets to disperse them.
The activists have been demanding immediate release of their top leaders, including the detained war crimes suspects.
Hayatuzzaman Molla, officer-in-charge of Motijheel Police Station, said Jamaat-Shibir men tried to gather in front of city tower but police foiled their attempt to bring out a procession.
“We arrested 42 people from the spot,” he added.
Protesting Jamaat-Shibir sudden procession, people from various government organisations, including the employee of Bangladesh Forest Industries Development Corporation, made a demonstration in Motijheel area.
daily sun | First Page | Jamaat-police gunfight in city
Matiur Rahman injured in attack
Embattled Jamaat-Shibir activists grew more violent, after an interlude of peaceful showdowns, as they opened fire on law-enforcers Tuesday in the capital’s Motijheel and Karwan Bazar areas after their protest processions were foiled.
Witnesses said Matiur Rahman, editor of Bengali daily Prothom Alo, suffered minor injuries when his car came under attack during the clash at Karwan Bazar.
Sources said at a time when a nonstop uprising has been on stream at Shahbagh in the city—with its waves sweeping across the country and beyond—the activists of Jamaat-e-Islami and Islami Chhatra Shibir brought out sudden processions around 1:45pm and also exploded some hand bombs in the areas. More than 100 rounds of gunshots were traded and a number of cocktails blasted in the two key-point areas of the capital during the street rioting.
At least 20 people, including policemen, were injured in the violent incidents in Karwan Bazar-Panthapath and Motijheel areas.
Of the injured, four sustained bullet wounds and they are now undergoing treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
The bullet-hit people are Kabir Hossain, 24, Yakub Ali, 30, Humayun, 22, and Hafiza Begum alias Rita, 24.
“Panic gripped city-dwellers as Jamaat-Shibir men attempted to bring out processions in Karwan Bazar, Panthapath and Motijheel areas and attacked police,” says a firsthand report on the scenes.
Police arrested total 73 persons from different parts of the capital during the outbreaks of violence.
In Kawran Bazar area, the clash ensued around 1:45pm when several hundred Jamaat-Shibir leaders and activists tried to stage a procession near Karwan Bazar and faced police resistance.
They started damaging vehicles on Shahbagh-Farmgate road, exploded cocktails and gunshots, prompting police to rush to the spot in riot gear.
People were seen running for safety jumping out from buses and private vehicles, leaving many people injured. Two were hit by bullet amid the melee.
Prothom Alo editor Matiur Rahman was injured in an attack on his car during the Karwan Bazar clash.
Later, police fired teargas shells and dispersed Shibir activists. Vehicle movement remained suspended for some time.
The Jamaat-Shibir men then rushed towards Panthapath and Green Road areas opening blank shots.
Manjurul Kabir, deputy commissioner (Tejgaon Zone) of DMP, said Jamaat-Shibir men suddenly started vandalism and exploded cocktail in Kawran Bazar area. They also fired gunshots on policemen, he added.
“Two police personnel—Afroz Tutul, AC of Tejgaon Zone and another police constable—were injured during the clash,” he said.
He also said police also fired rubber bullet for self defense.
In Panthapath, some Jamaat-Shibir men armed with machete, brick chips and batons suddenly emerged from a road beside Bashundhara City Shopping Mall in the city’s busy Panthapath at around 2:45pm.
They attacked several vehicles while three on-duty police vehicles rushed to the spot.
Witness said as the policemen jumped off their vehicles to chase the Jamaat-Shibri men, several gunshots were heard.
Jamaat-Shibir men then rushed into the passage of densely populated Rajabazar area.
Later, local people found a bullet injured man beside a passage of Bashundhara City.
Enamul Haque, officer-in-charge of Kalabagan Police Station, said local people caught two Jamaat-Shibir men, gave them a good beating and handed them over to police.
“We arrested five people from the spot,” he added
Shibli Noman, assistant commissioner (Ramna Zone) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police, told journalist on the spot that Jamaat-Shibir men suddenly brought out a procession in front of Bashundhara City and police resisted them. They vandalised several vehicles at that time.
In Motijheel, Jamaat-Shibir men brought out a sudden procession and exploded cocktail in Motijheel area.
Witnesses said several hundred Jamaat-Shibir men gathered in front of City Tower in Motijheel area and tried to bring out a procession at around 2:00pm.
Jamaat-Shibir men exploded bombs and damaged a number of vehicles in Motijheel area.
Police rushed to the spot and dispersed Jamaat-Shibir men. Police also used rubber bullets to disperse them.
The activists have been demanding immediate release of their top leaders, including the detained war crimes suspects.
Hayatuzzaman Molla, officer-in-charge of Motijheel Police Station, said Jamaat-Shibir men tried to gather in front of city tower but police foiled their attempt to bring out a procession.
“We arrested 42 people from the spot,” he added.
Protesting Jamaat-Shibir sudden procession, people from various government organisations, including the employee of Bangladesh Forest Industries Development Corporation, made a demonstration in Motijheel area.
daily sun | First Page | Jamaat-police gunfight in city
Here is fascist brand of Shabagh mob attacked teachers in Begum Rokeya University with Chemicals.
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'BCL men' attack Rangpur teachers, 7 suffer acid burn
The photo shows partial view of Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur on its own campus. The photo is taken from the university website.
At least seven teachers of Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur sustained burn injuries when BCL men reportedly attacked them and vandalised a loudspeaker splashing acid from its battery on them on the university campus Thursday morning.
Two of the injured -- Dr Tuhin Wadud, a lecturer of Bangla department; and Motiur Rahman, associate professor of management department -- were rushed to Rangpur Medical College Hospital
The injured teachers claimed that activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) made the attack, reports our Rangpur correspondent.Dhanajit Ghosh Taposh, BCL president of Rangpur district unit, however denied the allegation saying that they could not take the responsibilities of the attack since there was no BCL unit at the university.
Witnesses said some miscreants attacked teachers and students, who were demonstrating demanding resignation of the vice chancellor, in the morning.At one stage, the attackers vandalised the loudspeaker, which was set up by the demonstrating teachers and students in front of the administrative building around 10:00am.
As they hit the loudspeaker's battery, acid from it splashed on them, leaving seven teachers injured.
The teachers went on an indefinite strike from Sunday demanding immediate resignation of Vice-Chancellor Dr Muhammad Abdul Jalil Miah.
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'BCL men' attack Rangpur teachers, 7 suffer acid burn
The photo shows partial view of Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur on its own campus. The photo is taken from the university website.
At least seven teachers of Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur sustained burn injuries when BCL men reportedly attacked them and vandalised a loudspeaker splashing acid from its battery on them on the university campus Thursday morning.
Two of the injured -- Dr Tuhin Wadud, a lecturer of Bangla department; and Motiur Rahman, associate professor of management department -- were rushed to Rangpur Medical College Hospital
The injured teachers claimed that activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) made the attack, reports our Rangpur correspondent.Dhanajit Ghosh Taposh, BCL president of Rangpur district unit, however denied the allegation saying that they could not take the responsibilities of the attack since there was no BCL unit at the university.
Witnesses said some miscreants attacked teachers and students, who were demonstrating demanding resignation of the vice chancellor, in the morning.At one stage, the attackers vandalised the loudspeaker, which was set up by the demonstrating teachers and students in front of the administrative building around 10:00am.
As they hit the loudspeaker's battery, acid from it splashed on them, leaving seven teachers injured.
The teachers went on an indefinite strike from Sunday demanding immediate resignation of Vice-Chancellor Dr Muhammad Abdul Jalil Miah.
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Nope.
Though, I read somewhere that their acting secretary-general did imply the risk of it before.
daily sun | First Page | Jamaat warns of civil war
As I said, let them have their spotlight
BULL SHYTE, DOG SHYTE FROM SHYTEE-MALAUNIC-DALAL COMMI-LOOTER, MAHFUZ ANAM'S NEWS PAPER. THERE IS NO BOMB, NO FIRE ARM IN SHIBIR/JI'S POSSESSION. THE FACT OF THE MATTER IS THAT FOOLISH JI/SHIBIR'S MEN DON'T HAVE FIRE ARMS AND THAT'S WHY RAWAMY DALALS CAN BE AUDACIOUS TO SHOOT AT THEM. THE AMOUNT OF COURAGE THEY HAVE BEEN DEMONSTRATING UNDER FIRE AND TAKING BULLETS AT THEIR BODIES, SHOW THAT EVEN WITH 1/3 OF THE PORTION OF DALAL'S ARM AND BACK-UP, THEY WOULD MAKE TOAST OUT OF DALAL-BASTARDS.Shibir unleashes quick terror
In an apparent bid to create panic among the people united for the hanging of war criminals, armed Jamaat-Shibir activists exploded cocktails and opened fire at several points in Dhaka yesterday, injuring at least 30 including three policemen.
Their attacks left another 17 wounded in Satkhira and Bhola.
The party earlier had announced to stage a rally at 3:00pm yesterday at South gate of Baitul Mukarram Mosque.
Instead, several small groups of armed cadres were sent to different areas of the capital. Their attacks starting from 1:30pm continued in till 2:45pm.
Sneaking out of alleys, the cadres indiscriminately damaged at least 30 vehicles, including a police van, in the city's Karwan Bazar, Panthapath, Kalabagan and Motijheel, witnesses said.
People were seen running for shelter and traffic became thin during the rampage, witnesses said.
At least 73 Jamaat-Shibir activists were detained at Motijheel, Tejgaon and Kalabagan, police said.
Law enforcers fired at least 500 bullets and several hundred tear gas canisters in Tejgaon and Motijheel.
Assistant Commissioner Afroz Tutul of DMP's Tejgaon Zone and officer-in-charge Apurba Hasan of Tejgaon police station, a female garment worker Hafiza Akhter and pedestrians were among the injured.
They received treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Samorita Hospital, and other clinics in the capital.
Kalabagan Officer-in-Charge Enamul Haque told The Daily Star he had arrested five Shibir activists. He found their mobile phones stored with text messages in code language suggesting names of places like Karwan Bazar, Panthapath or Paltan. Separate text messages just suggested some numbers like three or 10.
“These indicate how these people were mobilised to different places. But we have to first interrogate the detainees to get a clearer picture,” he added.
KARWAN BAZAR
Several groups of Jamaat-Shibir men posing as pedestrians gathered near Karwan Bazar mosque around 1:30pm. After about ten minutes, they started shooting and throwing pelted brick chips at law enforcers, police and witnesses said.
“We were prepared; so we managed to contain them," Deputy Commissioner Chowdhury Monjurul Kabir of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (Tejgaon) said.
He added three police men were injured during the clashes.
Witnesses said the cadres also damaged several motorbikes near Prothom Alo office.
Being chased by police, the Jamaat-Shibir men moved towards Sonargaon intersection.
Another gang vandalised two vehicles of NTV and RTV parked near offices of the private television channels in Karwan Bazar. The group also ransacked five cars of Titas Gas office.
The rioters then vandalised a police box at the Sonargaon intersection and fired several stray bullets. This was when garment worker Hafiza Akhter sustained bullet injuries.
The group firing stray bullets and cocktails then moved towards Bashundhara Shopping Mall at Panthapath where three youths sustained bullet injuries.
A running battle between police and rioters took place from Basundhara Shopping Mall to Panthapath traffic signal.
The armed cadres were about to get trapped between two police teams -- one from Karwan bazar end and another from Panthapath, witnesses said.
Witnesses added, at the moment Jamaat-Shibir men began chanted Joy Bangla slogan to pose as pro-liberation force.
Deputy Commissioner Chowdhury Monjurul Kabir said, "We picked up 24 Jamaat-Shibir men and of them five were injured."
MOTIJHEEL
In Motijheel, about 300 to 400 Jamaat-Shibir men suddenly brought out a militant procession in front of Notre Dame College around 1:30pm and blocked the road by setting fire to garment waste.
Later, police from Shapla Chattar and Arambagh areas chased the Jamaat-Shibir activists.
Officer-in-Charge Hayatuzzaman of Motijheel said "Amid gunfires from the cadres, we shot around 200 to 250 bullets and several tear gas canisters. The fled through lanes in the areas."
The OC said they picked up 43 Jamaat-Shibir men from the spot.
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Jamaat warns govt of civil war
So Idune has lied as usual.
Also to see another example of how unreliable Idune is.
Source: http://www.defence.pk/forums/bangla...ti-war-criminals-protest-7.html#ixzz2KiteeA7E
Idune tried hard to get me in trouble with the moderators and abused me heavily in that post as a liar, but was proven wrong......as usual.
U wouldn't find even a single front page in its history without bad reporting against JI. Ironically its editor, Mahfuzur Rahman had been a live wire of Commie. And currently he is the biggest Bharat's mouth piece at BD that also is complicit of MUA's take over of BD.
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This is 100% true.
There was an article somewhere on that paper which reported on the recent death of a freedom fighter of a Socialist background.
He died of cancer at the age of 62. I can't exactly pinpoint the source. It is there where Mr. Rahman said that he looked up to him as one of his role models. More specifically, Socialism/Communism.
It is rumored that the paper has links, as well as a fund recipient from RAW. Though, this isn't proven, but it is a possibility. Did you see the sheer number of articles in their op-ed section which talk about India? Many of which have absolutely nothing to do with Bangladesh? Especially of that Syed Badrul Ashan. I met him a long time ago in the UK, guy's hardcore Awami.
Looks like Jamaat is defending fascist attack from Awami League regime.
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dispersing this crowd is not that hard, all you have to do is blow up few cars here and there, scare the parents of the kids and they wont let em out. At least half wont be out, take the women out of the protest, and you will find the boys with the women will dissapear. the dude to chick ratio there is 5:1 and 3 of the dudes go there for the chicks.
.dispersing this crowd is not that hard, all you have to do is blow up few cars here and there, scare the parents of the kids and they wont let em out. At least half wont be out, take the women out of the protest, and you will find the boys with the women will dissapear. the dude to chick ratio there is 5:1 and 3 of the dudes go there for the chicks
Shahbagh fascist mob created a meat market! oh my..
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