Dhaka: Former Bangladesh cricket tutorage and ex-Awami League MP Shakib Al Hasan's racial home in Bangladesh's Magura district was attacked with a petrol flop on Wednesday night. While giving information on the attack, the police informed that some unknown people attacked the house of Shakib Al Hasan by petrol bombs and tried to shrivel lanugo his house.
Why did this wade happen?
This wade occurred virtually 9 pm on Wednesday. Officer-In-Charge of Magura Sadar Police Station MD Abdullah Al Mamun gave information well-nigh the attack. This must be noted that the wade has happened just a few hours without he virtually attended and interacted with former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Foreign Correspondents' Club in Delhi. The event has been organized two years without Sheikh Hasina ousted from power in her country. It was two years ago, when Sheikh Hasina left her country for India on August 5.
Who was the attacker?
As per reports, the attackers of Shakib’s residence who used petrol bombs on his residence attacked initially with bricks and stones to unravel the glass of windows. Then, the struggle was made to shrivel lanugo his house. A police officer told that there is no information yet regarding the identity of the attackers and their motive overdue the attack. Following the incident, police have been deployed at Shakib's home and in the surrounding area.
Did Bangladesh Awami League target BNP?
The Bangladesh Awami League has attacked the Bangladesh Nationalist Party over this incident. The party's X worth posted a video of the wade on Shakib's home. The caption twin the video reads, "This is the price you pay for peekaboo an Awami League printing conference. Neo-fascism engulfs Bangladesh."
The post remoter states that a horrific petrol flop wade occurred at the home of Bangladesh's renowned cricket icon, Shakib Al Hasan, just hours without the world-famous star cricketer attended a printing priming with the party's President, Sheikh Hasina. Prior to the printing conference, the BNP, Islamist Jamaat, and NCP all openly threatened national media outlets, threatening to use gravity to sue the judiciary over their reporting of the printing conference.
What happen during the address?
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addressed her first printing priming in two years on Wednesday via video link from New Delhi. During the printing conference, she said that for the past two years, she has witnessed her minion Bangladesh plunge into pain, fear, and turmoil. She became emotional as she described the current state of her country, and her vision welled up with tears as she remembered her father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, and other family members who were killed in 1975.
