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⁨Eight Idols, Ten Tola of Gold Stolen; 257 Incidents in Six Months: Is Minority Security Only a Matter of Rhetoric from Those in Power?

In Niltuli, Faridpur, stands a century-old Kali temple. At around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, the temple priest locked the premises and went home. When he returned in the morning, he found all the locks on the gate broken and the Kali idol made of...

“Shown – Arrest” Even After Bail: Legal and Ethical Questions Over Police Directive

A letter issued by the office of the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the Rajshahi Range (Memo No. Raj-Range/Operations/1117(8), dated February 27, 2026) reportedly instructs that political leaders and activists who, even after securing bail from a court, are deemed capable of reorganizing their...

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⁨Eight Idols, Ten Tola of Gold Stolen; 257 Incidents in Six Months: Is Minority Security Only a Matter of Rhetoric from Those in Power?

In Niltuli, Faridpur, stands a century-old Kali temple. At around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday,...

“Shown – Arrest” Even After Bail: Legal and Ethical Questions Over Police Directive

A letter issued by the office of the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the...

⁨Is the persecution of a minority family in Sylhet a tragic brutality?

Who is behind the deaths of Champa Rani and her young daughter? The bodies of...

Ailing Hindu mother dies after Tarique Rahman turns down her plea to meet her son before death

Minority rights activist mother's last wish to meet illegally jailed son. “My son will...