Appeal to law enforcement! Jamaat wants Durga Puja to be held without any hindrance
Published: 05:43 26 September 2025
Jamaat Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has extended his greetings to the Hindu community on the occasion of the autumn Durga Puja. At the same time, he has urged the administration to ensure adequate security so that the Durga Puja is held without any hindrance.
Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said, “People of all religions have been peacefully observing religious rituals and ceremonies in Bangladesh for ages. Such coexistence is rare in the history of the world.”
He also said, “May the autumn Durga Puja further strengthen the bond of tolerance and harmony in our national life. I wish happiness, peace and prosperity to all communities, including the Hindu community.”
Jamaat has called for the successful completion of Durga Puja with the overall cooperation and participation of peace-loving countrymen.
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