BNP office and Bakul's house vandalized and set on fire in Khulna


Published: 09:39 5 August 2024
There has been widespread vandalism and arson in Khulna centered on the 'non-cooperation movement' called by the anti-discrimination student movement.
BNP leaders claim that Awami League leaders and activists have vandalized and set fire to the house of Rakibul Islam Bakul, Central Student Affairs Secretary of BNP located in Khalishpur of Khulna city. The attack took place on Sunday evening.
They also alleged that Awami League leaders vandalized and set fire to Khalishpur Police Station and Ward No. 15 BNP office in the city after evening.
Nashir Uddin Nashir, general secretary of Central Chhatra Dal, said that Awami League leaders and activists are vandalizing, burning and looting BNP's student affairs secretary Rakibul Islam Bakul's house in Khulna. I strongly condemn this incident.
BNP metropolitan member secretary Shafikul Alam Tuhin complained that Awami League leaders and activists were expelled from Khulna and ransacked the houses and offices of BNP leaders and activists in Khalishpur.
Awami League leaders, however, denied the vandalism.
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