Government denounces disrespectful treatment of Nural Pagla's tomb in Rajbari, labeling the act as abhorrent and inhumane.

The interim government has strongly condemned the desecration and torching of the grave of Nurul Haque Molla, also known as Nural Pagla, in Rajbari's Goalanda. The government considers this act a direct affront to the values, laws, and the fabric of a just and civilized society.

On September 5, the government issued a statement, expressing its deep concern over the incident. The government called the incident "inhuman and despicable," and reiterated its commitment to upholding the rule of law.

The violence that erupted in Rajbari was related to the burial of Nura Pagla. As a result, one person was killed, and over 100 people were injured. The mutilation of the grave and burning of the body were carried out by unidentified individuals, and no official perpetrators have been publicly confirmed.

The interim government is committed to preserving the sanctity of every human life, both in life and in death. Consequently, they have pledged to take immediate and tough legal action against those responsible for the violence in Rajbari.

The government is urging citizens to reject hatred and stand united against violence. They are committed to identifying and prosecuting the perpetrators of the violence in Rajbari. The interim government is also committed to upholding the rule of law and calling for people to uphold the principles of dignity, justice, and humanity.

Regrettably, no new information about the investigation or potential perpetrators was provided in the latest statement. However, the government has assured the public that they are doing everything in their power to bring those responsible to justice.

This unfortunate incident serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting the sanctity of every human life, both in life and in death. The interim government's commitment to upholding the rule of law and preserving the sanctity of every human life is unwavering.

Government denounces disrespectful treatment of Nural Pagla's tomb in Rajbari, labeling the act as abhorrent and inhumane.