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[Redowan Ibne Saiful @Redowanshakil]

"I have never been to Pakistan because Pakistanis are dishonest and corrupt. They killed 3 million people in Bangladesh in 1971.” - Sports journalist Riasat Azim, on fire.

[RT_India @RT_India_news]

‘Bombs Target Cumilla Kali Temple, 🇧🇩 – Three Injured, Including Priest’ (Report)

A series of blasts reportedly occurred inside the temple and nearby during the weekly Shani puja, as per local media, citing the police.

‘We have collected CCTV footage from the scene. The matter is under investigation,’ police said.

‘It is not possible to say right now why or who carried out the crude explosions,’ the statement added.

[Probir Kumar Sarker @probirbidhan]

Adilur Rahman makes a road to his home in Munshiganj, evicting Hindus

An investigative report by Ekattor TV has exposed misuse of authority by Adilur Rahman Khan, a former adviser in the Yunus-led interim government, who is accused of forcibly constructing a private access road to his home by evicting neighboring residents, including members of the Hindu community, without compensation or justification.

So-called human rights activist Adilur Rahman Khan
According to the report by journalist Sumonto Tanvir, aired on Ekattor TV, an existing government road already provides access to Adilur Rahman Khan’s residence in Munshiganj. Despite this, shortly after taking oath as adviser, he allegedly initiated the construction of a new paved road directly in front of his house for personal convenience.

Locals claim the road serves no public purpose and was built solely to benefit his property.

Reporters measured the road and found it exceeds 16 feet in width, despite official plans specifying only 12 feet. Villagers allege that homes and properties in the path—described by some as belonging to Hindu families and private land—were demolished overnight using the influence of “khas land” declarations, with no compensation provided. One resident stated, “This is private land belonging to Hindus. He has not developed anything for the people; instead, he has caused harm.”

Affected families accused local administration of blindly complying with the adviser’s wishes. They claimed court orders were ignored, and when surveyors arrived to measure, protests were suppressed after direct intervention from Adilur Rahman Khan via phone, halting legal proceedings.

The Deputy Commissioner reportedly met victims cordially but also issued threats. Residents noted the new route saves only two minutes to the market compared to the old alternative path, which takes four minutes, questioning its necessity amid thousands of families relying on the main public road.

The contractor involved spoke candidly about repeated changes: the road was initially built at 12 feet, then expanded to 14 feet with walls, later demolished and rebuilt to 18 feet (and even discussed at 20 feet) to allow vehicle maneuvering. “To please the adviser saheb, we did it this way, causing us significant losses,” the contractor said, adding that extra work costs remain unpaid.

The Upazila Executive Engineer confirmed the expansions were made per the adviser’s “intent,” admitting it was unprecedented in his experience and that the department was not initially involved. Violating the Detailed Project Plan (DPP) by altering design is a punishable offense, yet it appears to have been overlooked.

At the Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner’s office, the DC stated he had not visited the site, would investigate, and noted that since the court had issued a status quo, no further action was taken. A signboard was reportedly removed, or it would be. However, questions about how land was declared “khas” during an ongoing court case remained unanswered.

Attempts to contact former adviser Adilur Rahman Khan for comment—via repeated calls and messages—yielded no response.

The report also mentioned a separate allegation: during his tenure, Adilur Rahman Khan constructed a bridge in his village in under a month, purportedly to benefit a childhood friend’s factory. Locals said, “They studied together, so he gave as much as he could.” Factory representatives declined to comment.

Officials like the secretary, Rajuk chairman, and others from Dhaka who previously visited regularly for the controversial road now remain silent.

The Ekattor TV investigation, captured by cameramen S.A. Bappi and Mobarak Hossain Shuvo, has sparked outrage over alleged abuse of power during the interim period, raising questions about accountability now that the government has transitioned.

Video report: https://t.co/k4JbsBG358

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

CCTV footage of the bomb blast at the Cumilla Kali Temple, Bangladesh.

A masked man entered the temple carrying a bag. Several others were seen standing nearby. He then left the bag and ran away.

Moments later, the bomb exploded there.

[Frontalforce 🇮🇳 @FrontalForce]

Bangladesh is becoming worst than Syria 😡

CCTV footage of the bomb blast at the Cumilla Kali Temple, Bangladesh

A masked man entered the temple carrying a bag with bomb, left it and ran away

Moments later, the bomb exploded there 😡

[Sajeeb Wazed @sajeebwazed]

Bomb blast on temple during evening prayer, hindu devotees critically wounded
- No right to life for minorities in Bangladesh

To offer evening prayer, #Hindu worshipers gathered at a temple in Cumilla on March 7, 2026. But their right to exercise freedom of religion has been trampled on as attackers sized on the moment and threw bombs targeting all the devotees.

Media reports indicate the blast left at least four worshipers critically wounded. The gruesome blast left the entire community in shock, brining to light the sheer absence of safety for minorities. Since the start of Yunus regime, minorities have been branded as agents of Awami League alongside extremist outfits were empowered.

Read➡️https://t.co/oygrnEVPvP
#Bangladesh #BangladeshCrisis #MinorityRights

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

This is what An Iranian Girl has to say

[Pratim Ranjan Bose @pratimbose]

I said this before, #India does not have any dependable policy for #VISA approval, not at least for #Bangladesh. A criminal-student leader of 2024, who killed a Hindu police officer in 2024 and looted police station, reportedly visited Delhi for visa interview to Finland. Check the video of his confession. There are scores of media reports from Dhaka. It needs only a blind man to clear his visa. @MEAIndia @ministryofHome

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@PMOIndia @HinduAmerican @AmitShah @sajeebwazed @MHCN983 @CoHNAOfficial @sidhant @firstpost @NewsAlgebraIND @republic @BanglaRepublic

[Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury @salah_shoaib]

🚨 HINDU COP KILLER ENTERS INDIA WITH FAKE VISA!

Mahdi Hasan, a district-level leader of the "Students Against Discrimination" (SAD) movement in Habiganj, Bangladesh, who was arrested in January 2026 after a video went viral in which he boasted about involvement in the killing of a Hindu police officer, is reportedly has entered INDIA and trying to get visas of any other country. A video circulating on social media shows Mahdi inside the Embassy of Portugal in India.

The question here is - how has Mahdi Hassan entered India?

@DelhiPolice @NIA_India @ians_india @CNNnews18 @News18India @News9Tweets @ABPNews @ZeeNews

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@naomi2009 @JonFDanilowicz You expressed that perfectly.

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@JonFDanilowicz Every member of this government, along with their associates, must be investigated before they leave the country.

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@avarakai He is an extremely shrewd man with malicious intentions

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@TheDavidBergman The father of the mob who destroyed peace and turned Bangladesh into a place of hatred. He is more fascist than anyone else in Bangladesh’s history and has destroyed whatever was left. If Mr. Yunus is considered to be President, Mr. Rahman will surely lose the credibility he has

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@JaipurDialogues Criminal,Terrorist,Facist and Hindu hater

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@abhijitmajumder Facist, extremist,Hindu hater

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@TheDavidBergman 😂😂😂😂

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@USAmbBangladesh @State_SCA Don’t lecture others about democracy,yet they banned the largest party from participating and you people supported that decision. showing support for Islamist organizations like Jamaat and now congratulating this election. How can this be considered a successful election?”

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@Geeta_Mohan @hamidullah_riaz They used every government organisation for campaigning yes vote. Forced every political party for yes campaign. And interestingly in referendum ballot they use ✅ and ❌ sign. After seeing this many people think that ✅ might be good ( who don't know to read)

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@Geeta_Mohan @hamidullah_riaz Not more than 30 percent voted this election. Only 14 percent vote casted in first 4 hours and that’s from the election commission. But suddenly they raised the numbers.And referendum part its complete mechanism. Younus did everything for yes vote nastily

[HumanityFirst @fi18539]

@salah_shoaib 😂😂😂