My son was first beaten, then tied to a tree and burnt alive… Father narrated the horrific scene of Dipu Chandra Das’s death, raised questions on the government.

Bangladesh Violence, Dipu Chandra Das Lynching: Brutal murder of Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh The pain that has come to light in his father’s words has made the whole matter more frightening. This incident has once again raised serious questions regarding the safety of minorities in Bangladesh. Ravilal Das, father of the deceased, while narrating the horrific story of his son’s murder while talking to NDTV, said that till now he has not received any trust or assurance from the government. He said that he first came to know about this incident through social media.

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Ravilal Das said, “Words started spreading on Facebook, people started discussing, that’s when we suspected that something had gone very wrong.” He told that the information received from relatives after some time was soul-shattering.

“Tied to a tree, then poured kerosene on it and set it on fire.”

Dipu Chandra Das’s father said, “First I was told that my son had been badly beaten. After half an hour my uncle came and said that the mob had taken my son away. He was tied to a tree, then kerosene was poured on him and he was set on fire.”

‘The burnt torso and head were tied outside and hanged’

Ravilal Das further said that after the murder, the brutality of the mob did not stop here. His burnt body was left outside. The burnt torso and head were tied outside and hung. It was so horrible there are no words.

This incident happened in Mymensingh of Bangladesh. (Mymensingh) It took place in the area, where Dipu Das was allegedly accused of insulting Islam. On the basis of this allegation, the angry mob beat him to death and then did the inhuman act of burning him alive.

Violent demonstrations in many parts of Bangladesh after the assassination of Sharif Osman Hadi

The murder of Dipu Das has happened at a time when the situation in Bangladesh is already very tense. Anti-India activists in the capital Dhaka murder of sharif usman hadi After this, violent demonstrations are taking place in many parts of the country. Amidst this turbulent environment, the lynching of Dipu Das has further increased the fear regarding the situation of minorities. The interim government of Bangladesh led by Mohammad Yunus has condemned this murder and assured action. According to the administration, at least seven people have been arrested in this case so far. However, the victim’s family says that they have not yet felt any kind of security or trust at the ground level.

Demand for strict action from Bangladesh government

This incident has once again raised international concern about the safety of Hindus and other minority communities in Bangladesh. There are sharp reactions to this massacre in many countries including India and strict action is being demanded from the Bangladesh government.