What murderous stupidity!
What happens then to millions and millions of Muslims living the world
over in non-Muslim majority states?

Of course, in Bangladesh, Hindus are not the only victims of these
insane fanatics:
<http://www.thedailystar.net/top-news/free-thinkers-targeted-repeatedly-74621>.

Such attacks need be condemned in the strongest possible terms.

Sukla

On 08/08/2015, Kaukab Siddique [email protected]
[issuesonline_worldwide] <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hindus should learn that in a Muslim country, blasphemy will have deadly
> results,  even if Hindus have infiltrated the regime.
> Respect Islam when you live in a Muslim country.
> On Aug 7, 2015 2:13 PM, "Sukla Sen [email protected]
> [issuesonline_worldwide]" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> [The most high profile person who had been the victim of the religious
>> fanatics' violence was arguably the famous poet Shamsur Rahman. Back
>> in 1999.
>> He, however, survived the attack.
>> Not all the victims, unfortunately, proved that lucky.
>> (For a fairly comprehensive account:
>> <
>> http://www.thedailystar.net/top-news/free-thinkers-targeted-repeatedly-74621
>> >.)]
>>
>>
>> http://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/another-blogger-killed-in-dhaka-fourth-attack-this-year/article1-1377466.aspx
>>
>> Bangladesh blogger Niloy Chowdhury hacked to death in Dhaka
>> HT Correspondent, Hindustan Times, Dhaka| Updated: Aug 07, 2015 18:34 IST
>>
>> Blogger Niloy Neel was hacked to death in Dhaka. (Photo courtesy-
>> Niloy Neel's Facebook page)
>>
>> Unidentified assailants entered an apartment building and hacked a
>> 40-year-old blogger to death in Bangladesh's capital on Friday, police
>> and friends said.
>>
>> Niloy Chowdhury who ran his Facebook page as Niloy Neel was found dead
>> after at least five assailants posing as potential tenants looking for
>> accommodation entered the house in Dhaka's Gotan area and killed him,
>> said officier-in-charge of Khilgaon Police Station, Mustafizur Rahman.
>>
>> The motive behind the killing was not immediately clear.
>>
>> Chowdhury was known to his friends as a secular blogger. His friends
>> say it was unbelievable that he was targeted.
>>
>> The killing on Friday was the fourth this year after a
>> Bangladeshi-American blogger was hacked to death in February in a
>> deadly attack on the Dhaka University campus.
>>
>> One month later another blogger, Oyeshiqur Rahman, who used to write
>> about secularism was attacked in Dhaka. In May, blogger Ananta Bijoy
>> Das was killed in northeastern city of Sylhet.
>>
>> Investigators say all the killings were related to blogging
>> criticizing radical Islam.
>>
>> Al Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent and a relatively unknown group
>> Ansar Bangla 7 claimed the responsibility for the previous attacks.
>>
>> No group has claimed responsibility for Chowdhury's murder yet.
>>
>> Imran H Sarker, leader of a secular group that campaigns for capital
>> punishment for war criminals, involving the country's independence war
>> in 1971, said Chowdhury was an active member of his group "Gana
>> Jagaran Manch". The platform is vocal for banning Banladesh's largest
>> Islamist party, Jamaat-e-Islami, which had campaigned against
>> Bangladesh's independence from Pakistan in 1971.
>>
>> In his Facebook post, Chowdhury criticized radical Islam.
>>
>> After the news of his murder spread, one of his friends wrote on
>> Chowdhury's Facebook timeline that "You won't be forgotten". Another
>> wrote: "Dada (brother), I can't believe, you are no more."
>>
>> Read: Bangladesh: Three murdered bloggers and their fight against
>> fanatics
>>
>> Protests erupt in Bangladesh after blogger Avijit Roy hacked to death
>>
>> --
>> Peace Is Doable
>>
>>
>


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