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Bangladesh: Muslim mob carries out vandalism, wanted to lynch Hindu boy by accusing him of committing ‘blasphemy’

“Bangladesh: Muslim mob carries out vandalism, wanted to lynch Hindu boy by accusing him of committing ‘blasphemy’”, Opindia, October 29, 2024:

“On Monday (28th Oct), a frenzied Muslim mob laid siege to the Kadirdi Degree College in Boalmari in the Faridpur district of Bangladesh after accusing a Hindu boy of ‘insulting’ Prophet Muhammad.

As per reports, the victim was identified as Hridoy Pal. He is a student of Class XI. A mob comprising of madrassa students gathered outside the Kadirdi Degree College and demanded that the administration hand the victim over to them.

They accused the Hindu student of committing ‘blasphemy’ through a Facebook post. Hridoy Pal was called into the principal’s cabin and interrogated. The victim informed the college authorities that he did not own a mobile phone…….”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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