SINA: Bangladesh authorities Thursday blocked Facebook, a popular social networking site amid fear of negative campaigns after a verdict of death sentence on a leader of an Islamic party, sources said (thanks to Vincent B)
One Bangladesh reader reports that "Jamaat (Islamic Party) is on the street, firing at the police and attacking the non violent protest movement. People are hurt, killed and NO western press coverage."
**From A Friend In Bangladesh: (thanks to Vincent B)
Bangladesh: 46 dead as Muslims continue to riot over death sentence for Islamic supremacist leader JihadwatchI'm ok as i'm in city...in villages this persecution is huge. Anything can b happened anytime. I didn't come outside of home for last 3 days. We r very scared...
actually there is a Islamic terrorist party named Jamat E Islami...Bangladesh Supreme cout ordered hanging punishment to their main leader Saidi for his involvment in mass killing of millions of innocent Bengali Hindus & Muslims with the help of Pakistan during Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. Many leaders of that party r war criminals like Saidi. Being failed to save Saidi now they took new policy of torturing minorities to put our secular govt. under pressure. The opposition party BNP which has been always against Hindus joined in this persecution. Govt. is trying its best to save us.
Already 20 temples r fully demolished & more 80 temples have been attacked several times. 200 Hindu houses r burnt. Almost 100 Hindus r badly injured. 45 Hindus dead including women & child.
We r giving prior to our temples for saving. They r mostly targeting temples & women.
The murderous outrage that any Islamic supremacist could be held accountable for his own wrongdoing continues in Bangladesh. "46 killed as violence over Islamist leader's death sentence continues in Bangladesh," from PTI, March 2 (thanks to all who sent this in):
Dhaka: Violence continued unabated in Bangladesh on Friday as at least 46 people were killed in clashes that erupted after a top leader of fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami was handed down death penalty for "crimes against humanity" during the 1971 liberation war.The violence broke out after 73-year-old Delwar Hossain Sayedee, vice-president of the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), was sentenced to death by International Crimes Tribunal.
At least 42 people were killed on Thursday in rioting triggered by the death sentence to Sayedee, who was found guilty of eight counts out of 20, involving rape, mass killings and atrocities during the 1971 freedom war against Pakistan.
Fresh violence erupted on Friday killing three people in Gaibandha and Chapainawabganj districts and one policeman succumbed to his wounds sustained in clashes on Thursday.
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