Bangladesh: Hindus denounce playing of Islamic songs at Durga Puja Pandal
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Bangladesh: Hindus denounce playing of Islamic songs at Durga Puja Pandal

During Durga Puja celebrations in Chittagong, Bangladesh, a group unexpectedly performed an Islamic song, sparking outrage among the local Hindu community. The incident prompted the Puja Committee to announce potential legal action while police investigate the matter

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According to eyewitnesses, a group of people sung an Islamic song on the stage of Durga Puja in Chittagong, the port city of Bangladesh. When a group of people identified themselves as members of a cultural group wanted to sing at JM Sen Hall in Chittagong City on October 10 evening, a member of the Puja Committee gave permission.

First, the group sang a secular song but the second song was an Islamic song, the witness said. The singing of Islamic songs drew outrage among the Hindu community and the Hindus who were present there, they said. “We were busy receiving guests. Some people started singing an Islamic song”, Asis Bhattacharya, President of the Puja Committee, told ANI over the phone.

“The Authority will take legal actions against them”, he added without giving details. Police said they are investigating the incident. The culprits will be brought to justice.

Earlier on October 10, a crown of Ma Kali was reported stolen from the Jeshoreshwari Mandir in Satkhira’s Shyamnagar. This crown was gifted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to the Mandir in March, 2021.

The theft occurred on October 10 between 2.00 pm and 2.30 pm, after Mandir Pujari Dilip Mukherjee left following the day’s worship. The cleaning staff later found that the crown was missing from the deity’s head, reported The Daily Star.

“We are reviewing the temple’s CCTV footage to identify the thief,” said Inspector Taizul Islam of Shyamnagar Police Station.

The Indian High Commission in Dhaka has expressed concern on the report of the theft of the crown.

“We have seen reports of theft of the crown gifted by PM Modi to Jeshoreshwari Kali Mandir (Satkhira) in 2021 during his visit to Bangladesh. We express deep concern and urge Govt of Bangladesh to investigate the theft, recover the crown and take action against the perpetrators,” the High Commission said in a post on X.

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The stolen crown, made of silver and gold-plated, holds significant cultural and religious importance.

According to Hindu mythology, the Jeshoreshwari Mandir is one of the 51 Shakti Peeths scattered across the Indian subcontinent. The name “Jeshoreshwari” means “Ma of Jeshore.”PM Modi visited the Jeshoreshwari Mandir on March 27, 2021, during his trip to Bangladesh. On that day, he placed the crown on the head of the deity as a symbolic gesture.

(With inputs from ANI)

Topics: BangladeshHindu communityChittagongDurga Puja celebrationsIslamic songs at Durga Puja pandal
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