Adv. Ghosh, President of ‘BDMW’ threatened by police for inquiring into oppression of Hindus by police

Will the India Govt. pressurize Bangladesh Govt. for protection of advocate Rabindra Ghosh working hard for getting justice for Bangladeshi Hindus ?

Dhaka : Police from Hathazari, Chittagaon district of Bangladesh were harassing Sumankumar Dey, a businessman for ransom. Advocate Rabindra Ghosh, the President of ‘Bangladesh Minority Watch’, who had gone to inquire about harassment, was threatened over phone by Dy. Superintendent of Police, Moshiuddaula Raza from Hathzari that  Ghosh would have to pay price for making inquiry into the case. (Will those, who are competing with each other in India for welfare of and to appease minorities, raise their voice for minority Hindus from Bangladesh ? The so-called progressive people fight for protection of minorities in India; but there are no progressive factions in Bangladesh, so minority Hindus are left to die and when any Taslima Nasreen tries to make such attempts, she is driven out of that country ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat )     

1. Superstone Company’s Managing Director Shri. Sumankumar Dey was taken to police station at Hathzari on 14th September by police and they harassed him physically demanding ransom.

2. Shri. Dey filed a petition in Dhaka High Court against the police. High Court ordered inquiry into this case.

3. This enraged police and they continued to harass Shri. Dey.

4. Later, Shri. Dey contacted advocate Rabindra Ghosh, President of Bangladesh Minority Watch.

5. Shri. Ghosh reached Hathzari on 27th January to make inquiry into this case. He tried to contact Home Minister of Bangladesh and senior police officers.

6. DSP Raza called up Ghosh as police from Hathzari came to know attempts made by Ghosh. It shows Bangladeshi police don’t give any importance to High Court.

Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat