How much more will Bangladesh burn? Violence is not stopping in the neighboring country, after Usman Hadi, NCP leader Motaleb Sikdar shot in the head

in bangladesh political violence This trend is not showing any signs of stopping. The country was already on the boil due to the murder of student leader Osman Hadi, now a deadly attack on another high-profile leader has come to light. This latest incident has raised fresh questions on the capability of the interim government, police and security agencies.

NCP leader Motaleb Sikdar, who played an influential role in Khulna division, has been shot in the head. This attack has made it clear that the situation has not only worsened, but the scope of violence is also increasing. This series of political murders and attacks is being considered a serious warning for the law and order of Bangladesh.

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Deadly attack on Motaleb Sikdar

Khulna Divisional Chief and central organizer of National Citizen Party (NCP) Motaleb Sikdar was shot in the head by unknown assailants. Immediately after the incident, he was taken to the hospital in critical condition, where he is undergoing treatment under the supervision of doctors.

Panic due to attack, questions on security

This attack has not only created fear among NCP workers, but has also increased the feeling of insecurity among the common people. Open firing in an important area like Khulna has shown that the attackers are easily able to reach even political leaders.

Osman Hadi murder sequence

Earlier, student leader and Inquilab Manch spokesperson Usman Hadi was shot dead on December 12 during election campaign in Bijaynagar area of ​​Dhaka. He died during treatment in Singapore, after which violence, vandalism and clashes were seen across the country.

Interim government already under pressure

After Hadi’s assassination, fundamentalist groups had given a 24-hour ultimatum to the interim government and demanded “clear progress” in arresting the accused. But Bangladesh Police admitted that they did not have any concrete information regarding the whereabouts of the main suspect, due to which the government was already on the backfoot.

New attack, increasing political pressure

The attack on Motaleb Sikdar has further increased the problems of the interim government. Analysts believe that if action is not taken against the culprits soon, the fire of violence may flare up again and political instability will deepen further.

Incidents of violence across the country

After the death of Usman Hadi, incidents of attacks, arson and vandalism took place in many parts of Bangladesh. Offices of political parties and public properties were targeted, making the situation more tense.

Sheikh Hasina’s serious allegation

Meanwhile, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina alleged in an email interview to ANI that anarchy has increased manifold under the interim government of Muhammad Yunus. He claimed that extremists were given cabinet berths, convicted terrorists were released and radical groups were allowed to play a role in public life.

litmus test of law and order

Continuous political attacks have become a big challenge for the security system of Bangladesh. The attack on Motaleb Sikdar indicates that if violence is not immediately curbed, the country may be heading towards another major political crisis. The coming days will decide whether the interim government can handle the situation or not.