First petrol bomb attack, then vandalism in Dhaka University, one dead, the ruckus is not stopping in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh Violence: Violence broke out on the university campus in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka on Wednesday night when a man started vandalizing the university’s historic Madhur canteen. The incident occurred hours after a petrol bomb attack that left one person dead.

The incident occurred around 10 pm on Wednesday night, when a person started vandalizing the Madhur canteen of Dhaka University. The person damaged the canteen property while raising slogans against Qazi Nazrul Islam. The university security personnel immediately caught him and handed him over to the police.

Canteen, the center of the liberation war of 1971

The history of Madhur Canteen is linked to the Bangladesh movement and freedom struggle. Established in 1921 by Madhusudan Dey, this canteen became the center of Bangladesh’s language movement and the liberation war of 1971. Madhusudan Dey was killed by the Pakistani Army during ‘Operation Searchlight’ in 1971, since then this canteen has become an important part of the history of Bangladesh.

petrol bomb attack

Earlier, on the same day on Wednesday evening, a petrol bomb was attacked in Moghbazar area of ​​Dhaka, killing one person, Saiful Siam. Eyewitnesses say that the bomb was thrown from a flyover and Saiful died there.

“He came to us to have tea. Then there was a loud bang and I saw him falling on the ground,” Farooq, who sells tea, narrated the incident. “His head was bleeding and he was completely covered in blood.” Saiful Siam worked in a local automobile accessory shop. According to the police, he had gone to buy something from a nearby shop and fell victim to the bomb attack.

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Police are examining CCTV footage and trying to identify the attackers. At present the intention behind this attack is not known. These incidents are increasing amid political tension in Dhaka, and the situation is continuously worsening.