Sifat Sorkar

Coordinated terrorist attacks across Bangladesh? #Bangladesh #Dhaka #terrorist #AwamiLeague

Coordinated terrorist attacks in Bangladesh. Since Saddam, a former Chhatra League leader now in India, called a strike, the banned Awami League, Chhatra League and Jubo League have been linked to a series of arson and sabotage incidents across Bangladesh. Dhaka, 9 November: A bus was set on fire beneath Farmgate metro station. Smoke entered the station and triggered the fire alarm, and passengers inside panicked. Dhaka University, 10 November: Two cocktail bombs were detonated in front of Campus Shadow and the FBS gate. Sohel, a private car driver, was seriously injured and remains in hospital. Bangladesh Agricultural University, 9 November: Tyres were set alight on the railway line beside Yasin Market. Chhatra Dal activists detained two leaders of the Ananda Mohan College unit of Chhatra League and handed them to police. Islamic University, 9 November: A petrol bomb was thrown at the university's double-decker bus "Digonto" as it returned from Jhenaidah. It struck a wheel and fell away, and the students on board were unharmed. The administration attributes the attack to the banned organisation's incitement and sabotage. Khulna, a single night: A ward BNP office in Batiaghata was set on fire to chants of "Joy Bangla". Jubo League cadres set fire to the railway line in Phultala, and seats were burned in a carriage of the Nakshikantha train.