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Islamist fanaticism foments in Bangladesh: Hindu man co-workers handed him over to the violent mob to kill

Investigations have revealed a big assertion pertaining to the lynching of the Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. The radical Islamist ideology has fomented to such a drastic scale that the co-workers of the Hindu man deliberately handed him over to the violent mob to kill. The facts claim that the killing of Hindu youth is not an isolated incident triggered by an enraged mob but it is a deliberately escalated henious crime targeting a Hindu youth

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Humanity could have saved the life of an innocent Hindu youth. But the radical Islamist ideology took over the concept of humanity. Yes, this is the big and shocking reveal pertaining to the lynching of the Hindu youth in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. Investigations have exposed the chilling fact that the 27 year old Hindu man named Dipu Chandra Das was deliberately handed over to the violent mob by his own Islamist co-workers.

In the violent protests that were triggered across Bangladesh post the death of the student leader Sharif Osman Hadi, an innocent Hindu youth was beaten to death and killed by the irrational mob on the evidence-less accussations. His body was set on fire on December 16 following the illogical and baseless allegations of blasphemy. The investigations that followed the violent and inhuman episode have revealed shocking details. Instead of calling the police and saving an innocent life, Deepu Chandra Das was forced to resign by his factory supervisors. Instead of saving the life, he was thrown out of his workplace in a critical scenario when the violent mob was breaking into the gate of the factory to attack the Hindu youth.

The co-workers and the factory officials deliberately handed over the Hindu youth to the enraged Islamist mob which mercilessly beat him to death, hanged his body to a tree and set it on fire. Reports further reveal that his Islamist co-workers joined the mob to unleash atrocities on a helpless Hindu youth. Dipu Chandra Das was working in a garments factory at Mymensingh. There is no clear evidence to testify that the Hindu youth was involved in blasphemy.

The cruel episode and the following incidents reveal a fact that the Hindu youth was nowhere related to the incident or was involved in blasphemy. Instead, the youth was deliberately targeted just because he is a Hindu and the irrational violent mob had to pour out their baseless anger on a Hindu. It was a carefully calibrated attack by the people who are carried away by Islamist fanaticism with the core intent of harming the Hindus. The sequence of events reflect this Islamist agenda.

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The Hindu youth was forced to resign, when the mob attacked the factory gate the violence was not informed to the police. Later, he was handed over to the mob and the co-workers joined the heinous crime. This series of incidents doesn’t seem like unrelated or isolated events. But, it raises suspicion regarding a calculated attack on a Hindu youth. The Rapid Battalion Force(RAB) of Bangladesh further exclaimed that the attack and violence triggered within the factory itself before stepping into the streets.

Did Dipu Chandra Das make any anti-Islamic or at least anti-Bangladesh comments? Well, there is no evidence. Did he become a mere victim to the irrational anger of the people who are drifted by the Islamist ideology. The unfolding evidence and incidents claim it. The ultimate fact is that radical religious ideologies overpower humanity.

Topics: blasphemyIslamist ideologyHindu YouthDipu Chandra DaslynchingBangladesh
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