What just happened at BUET (Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology) is a chilling glimpse into the rot beneath the surface of our society.
Mustakim Ahmed, a student of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at BUET, shared a photo of a blood-soaked man walking away from a Qurbani ritual with the caption:
“One day after real TMD inshaAllah.”
TMD = Total Malaun Death.
Let that sink in.
He literally dreams of returning home drenched in blood after slaughtering “Malauns” (a slur used for Hindus and other religious minorities in Bangladesh). That’s the message. That’s the fantasy.
In the comments, another BUET student, Khalid Ammar, showed open solidarity with this chilling post.
But it doesn’t stop there.
This same Mustakim is now trying to incite a mob against a junior student (Mahfuz Ahmed) by falsely tagging him with blasphemy allegations — knowing full well what such incitement means in Bangladesh. And yes, Khalid is helping him again.
So what are we witnessing?
• Genocidal hashtags like #TMD spreading like wildfire on social media over Eid.
• Violent hate speech cloaked in “religious expression.”
• A student who once carried placards that said “No place for rapists in Mujib’s Bangladesh” is now actively promoting religious violence and misogyny.
This isn’t just about one deranged student.
It’s a system. A network. A production house of hate.
A factory that generates “mob thinkers” — dressed as engineers and patriots.
We are entering a pre-election period that might feel like a hundred years.
Prepare yourself. Speak up. Call it out. Before it spreads further.
