‘No place of terrorism and militancy in Bangladesh’

KHULNA: Joint Secretary of Bangladesh Awami League and lawmaker of Khulna-3 constituency Mahbub-ul-Hanif said yesterday that terrorism will never be tolerated in Bangladesh, reports BSS.
He said there is no place of terrorism and militancy in Bangladesh. The government will do everything to maintain peace.
He said some vested groups working against the country will be boycotted everywhere in the society.
He was addressing as the chief guest at a workshop ‘Invitation of Islam to protect terrorism and militancy’.
Organised by Islamic Foundation of Khulna Division, the workshop was addressed as special guests by Monnuzan Sufian, MP, Mizanur Rahman Mizan, MP, Panchanan Biswas, MP, Commissioner of Khulna division  Abdus Samad, Range DIG of Khulna Police SM Monir-uz-Zaman, additional Police Commissioner Mahbub Hakim, Commander of RAB-6 Khandaker Rafiqul Islam, Khulna Police Super Habibur Rahman and administrator of Khulna district council Sheikh Harun-ur-Rashid.
Chaired by deputy commissioner of Khulna Nazmul Ahsan, the workshop was also addressed by deputy commissioner of Khulna Metropolitan Police (KMP) Abdullah Aref and Khatib of City’s Town Jame Mosque Moulana Abu Saleh.  Director of Islamic Foundation of Khulna division Lokman Hossain delivered the welcome speech.Hanif said, the terrorist and militants who want to be established Islam by killing people, are the enemy of Islam and society.
He said Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Muzibur Rahman established Islamic Foundation for publicity and research of Islam. The government would find out conspirators who are patronising and backing the militant force in the country, he added. Referring to the attack on a Gulshan restaurant on July 1 and at Sholakia before the Eid congregation, Hanif said, Jamaat-Shibir have resorted to secret killing in a planned way across the country in the name of different organisations.
He reiterated that there is no existence of IS in Bangladesh. A total of 500 Imams attended the workshop.

No place of terrorism and militancy in Bangladesh

KHULNA: Joint Secretary of Bangladesh Awami League and lawmaker of Khulna-3 constituency Mahbub-ul-Hanif said yesterday that terrorism will never be tolerated in Bangladesh, reports BSS. He said there is no place of terrorism and militancy in Bangladesh. The government will do everything to maintain peace. He said some vested groups working against the country will be boycotted everywhere in the society. He was addressing as the chief guest at a workshop Invitation of Islam to protect terrorism and militancy. Organised by Islamic Foundation of Khulna Division, the workshop was addressed as special guests by Monnuzan Sufian, MP, Mizanur Rahman Mizan, MP, Panchanan Biswas, MP, Commissioner of Khulna division Abdus Samad, Range DIG of Khulna Police SM Monir-uz-Zaman, additional Police Commissioner Mahbub Hakim, Commander of RAB-6 Khandaker Rafiqul Islam, Khulna Police Super Habibur Rahman and administrator of Khulna district council Sheikh Harun-ur-Rashid. Chaired by deputy commissioner of Khulna Nazmul Ahsan, the workshop was also addressed by deputy commissioner of Khulna Metropolitan Police (KMP) Abdullah Aref and Khatib of Citys Town Jame Mosque Moulana Abu Saleh. Director of Islamic Foundation of Khulna division Lokman Hossain delivered the welcome speech.Hanif said, the terrorist and militants who want to be established Islam by killing people, are the enemy of Islam and society. He said Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Muzibur Rahman established Islamic Foundation for publicity and research of Islam. The government would find out conspirators who are patronising and backing the militant force in the country, he added. Referring to the attack on a Gulshan restaurant on July 1 and at Sholakia before the Eid congregation, Hanif said, Jamaat-Shibir have resorted to secret killing in a planned way across the country in the name of different organisations. He reiterated that there is no existence of IS in Bangladesh. A total of 500 Imams attended the workshop.