Shrine attackers want to create chaos in the country: Golam Mustafa

Published: 06:10 10 September 2024
Voice of Consensus Citizen (Voice of Consensus Citizen) strongly condemned, protested, expressed anger and expressed deep concern over the clash of conspirators with clerics, anti-country and state miscreants at the shrine of Hazrat Shah Paran (R.H.), one of the Islamic preachers of the sub-continent in Khadim area of Sylhet. VCC) Chairperson Mohammad Golam Mostafa Bhuiya said that the shrine attackers are conspiring to destabilize Bangladesh by fishing in the murky water of creating communal chaos in the country.
He said these things in a statement sent to the media on Tuesday (September 10).
Demanding punishment for the attackers of various shrines and religious institutions of the country, he said, many are attacking the shrines by putting jacks on the students' heads. The aim of the attackers is to endanger the government and create a chaotic situation in the country and obstruct the state reform process.
Golam Mostafa Bhuiya said, they are trying to create anarchy in the society by breaking jackals on the heads of students. Ensuring security and human rights of people of all classes and occupations is the demand of the hour to make victory meaningful. The international government should take appropriate and effective steps in this regard.
He also said that the strong statements against the anti-dictatorship student movement, the hard-hitting Salafists of the dictatorial government are always the beneficiaries. And this beneficiary Gangra seems to be on a mission to reap the benefits of the student revolution. They always benefit by creating sedition and chaos in the society through division.
He said that obeying whoever is the ruler is obligatory, criticizing the ruling group, agitating, boycotting the strike and giving fatwas as haram, everyone should beware of this privileged group. The activities of the Salafis prove that dictators and fascists are their preferred rulers. By breaking shrines, attacking shrines, they are inviting fascist forces. So it is important to keep in mind the fuel or incitement of Salafis.
He said, Bangladesh is a country of non-communal spirit. Everyone has the right to practice their religion in this country. A vested interest is vandalizing, looting and attacking various shrines and temples across the country to destroy peace and order in Bangladesh. Conscious people will never accept this attempt by vested interests to take away the rights of common people.
This crisis belongs to the peaceful Sufi community of Bangladesh. All sectarian people. So now is the right time to stand unitedly against these tyranny. Therefore, all sectarians and Sufis are urged to forget their differences and come together to resist such activities. At the same time, he strongly demanded that all persons involved in the destruction and attack on shrines, Darbars and Khanqah Sharif of the country should be arrested and brought to justice.
He clearly said, today the shrine is being destroyed, tomorrow the temple will be destroyed. This culture of brokenness needs to stop in this country as soon as possible. We do not want them in a free state.
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