Evening NEWS DIGEST
31 July 2016: 25 Shawal 37:Vol:7, No:127
Talks between Dalits, who threaten
to embrace Islam, and upper caste Hindus over temple ritual fail; Collector ban
temple festival
Nagapattinam:A 5-day annual
festival of Badrakaliyamman temple near Nagapattinam has been suspended by the
district administration, after talks to resolve a dispute between Dalits and
upper caste Hindus over the conduct of temple rituals, failed. “District administration
attempted to arrive at an amicable solution to the issue. But, since talks held
yesterday remained inconclusive, we have no other option but to suspend the
festival this year,” District Collector Pazhaniswamy said on Sunday.“A case in
this regard is already pending in the Madras High Court. Until the court
pronounces the verdict, the festival will remain suspended,” he said. The
district officials initiated talks between the two groups following reports
that the Dalits in Kallimedu village had threatened to embrace Islam if they
were not given the right to conduct the rituals for a full day.During the
meeting, the administration came up with 3 suggestions, including increasing
the number of days of the festival to 6, instead of the usual five, to allow
the community to conduct the festival for a complete day. However, the upper
caste Hindus declined the suggestions citing various reasons. But, they said
they had no objections to Dalits conducting the rituals on any day other than
the annual festival days, the Collector said. PTI
Should not embrace Islam
just because of discriminated in Hinduism:TN Thowheed Jamat tells Dalits
Chennai: Even as 250 Dalit
families in Nagapattinam district are threatening to convert to Islam after
they were denied their right to perform mandagapadi, a ritual performed on day
one of the 7-day festival conducted in the first week of Aadi, Viduthalai
Chiruthaigal Katchi general secretary Ravi Kumar said the onus was on the govt to ensure that the rights of the Dalits to
partake in temple festival were protected.Speaking about Dalits threatening to
convert to Islam, he toed the line earlier taken by the party chief Thol.
Thirumvalavan that conversion to another religion merely creates ‘minorities
within a minority’ and reduces the collective bargaining power of the Dalits in
their fight against caste discrimination.2 organisations – Hindu Makkal Katchi
and Tamil Nadu Thowheed Jamat – are now involved in various capacities. While
the TNTJ president Pakkir Mohammed Althafi and others met the Dalits on
Wednesday, Hindu Makkal Katchi is trying to resolve the issue without any need
for Dalits to convert. Spokesperson of Jamat claims that it was the Dalits of
Pazhag Kallimedu village, who had informed them that they are planning to
convert to Islam. “Some of TNTJ members, including its president Pakkir Mohammed
Althafi, met and explained to a group of around 50 people that they should not
embrace Islam just because they are being discriminated in Hinduism. We
encouraged them to fully understand the concepts and fundamentals of Islam. We
gave them the Koran and urged them to read it. 6 persons reportedly embraced
Islam on the spot,” said Abdur Rahman, spokesperson, TNTJ. Claiming that they
were against forcing anyone to embrace Islam, he said that they would not turn
away those willing to do so. In contrast, Rama Ravikumar leader Hindu Makkal
Katchi, said members of Dalit community had assured them that they would not
convert. The hindu
Row over temple ritual;
Nagapattinam festival suspended
TN conversion row: Peace
talks between Dalits and caste-hindus over rituals fail
Negotiations fail, Collector
bans temple festival
Minister fails to break
deadlock: Dalits want to hold rituals for a day, caste Hindus claim it will be
violation of tradition
Peace meet fails, Nagai
temple fest cancelled
Collector bans 'Aadi'
festival, dalits to protest
Una backlash: Muslims join
Dalits in fight against ‘injustice’
Ahmedabad: Muslims joined
thousands of Dalits in protesting against the Una incident at a mega-convention
in Ahmedabad on Sunday, even as a person who consumed poison during a July 19
rally succumbed at a city hospital.Around 5,000 Dalits from places across the
state gathered at Acher Depo ground in Sabarmati area, and appealed for unity
in the fight against injustice and atrocities. They also pledged to stop
skinning cattle carcasses and cleaning manholes as a mark of protest against
the flogging incident.Dalits in some parts of Gujarat – including Surendranagar
and Mehsana districts – have already stopped skinning cattle for two weeks now,
forcing local administration officials to do the work.Targeting the Anandiben
Patel govt, they demanded land and provision of sixth pay commission benefits
to Dalit sanitation workers. The protesters also sought the invocation of the
Prevention of Anti-Social Activities Act against the accused in the Una case,
and a ban on their entry into four Dalit-dominated districts of the state. Members
of the Una Ladat Samiti (ULS) –umbrella organisation of 20 Dalit outfits – were
joined by activists of the Jamiat-e-Ulema-e-Hind Gujarat (JeU), which
maintained that upper caste communities in the state were discriminating
against Muslims too. “Hindu-Muslim Ekta Zindabad… Comwad Murdabad!” shouted ULS
convenor Jignesh Mevani, as members of the JeU stood by his side.The protest
overflowed into the main road because the allotted space was waterlogged due to
heavy rains the previous night. The agitators shouted ‘Jai Bhim’ slogans, and
waved flags and banners. Una victims’ kin were joined by relatives of the
Dalits killed in the Thangadh police firing incident on the main stage. “While
the Una incident was shocking, I am glad that it has united the community,”
said Jatin Savriya, a relative of one of Una victims. Hindustantimes
After Una incident, Dalits
pledge not to lift carcasses in Gujarat
Thousands of Dalits took a
pledge in Ahmedabad on Sunday not to lift carcasses in protest against the
attacks on Dalits by upper caste Hindu activists.
Over 5,000 Dalit protesters
attend rally in Ahmedabad, vow to fight oppression
Muslims join Dalits' fight
in Gujarat, thousands to attend big Sunday rally
Dalits ‘threaten’ to show
strength in 2017 Gujarat polls
Una flogging incident: Jamiat-e-Ulema-Hind
to join Dalit rally in Gujarat
Man who attempted suicide
to protest Dalit thrashing dies
Ahmedabad: A man who
attempted suicide at Dhoraji in Rajkot during the statewide protests against
the public thrashing of four Dalits in Una, has died at a govt hospital here
today, police said.Yogesh Hirabhai Solanki, 25, died after he was rushed to
Ahmedabad civil hospital from Rajkot, where he was being treated. He had
attempted suicide along with two others at Parabari village in Dhoraji taluka
of Rajkot on July 19."He was rushed to Ahmedabad civil hospital from
Rajkot after his condition deteriorated. He reached here last midnight but
passed away soon after," police said.Over 20 youths tried to commit
suicide during the ongoing protests by Dalit community members against the
treatment meted out to Dalit youths on July 11 by a group of gau-rakshaks. timesofindia
Clearing dead cows: Flogged
if you do, abused if you don't
Cow slaughter case: Mob
attacks house in UP, owner held
Muzaffarnagar: Tension
prevailed in Kadhli village after a mob attacked a house where an alleged cow
slaughter took place following which police arrested the house owner and lodged
an FIR against those who indulged in the rioting.The trouble started when irate
locals last evening gathered outside Zishan Qureshi’s house accusing him and
his family members of cow slaughter, they said.The mob damaged Qureshi’s house
but police reached the spot and brought the situation under control, police
said.There were earlier reports that the mob tried to set afire the house but
SSP Deepak Kumar denied that they made any such attempt.A case has been lodged
against the family members for alleged cow slaughter, police said.Qureshi was
arrested on Saturday, the SSP said.PTI
Cow slaughter case: Mob attacks
house in Kandhla
Under attack from all
quarters, Naseemuddin Siddiqui slogs on to create Dalit-Muslim combine for BSP
return
Lucknow: When BSP chief
Mayawati linked BJP’s demand for Naseemuddin Siddiqui’s arrest over “obscene”
slogans at her party’s protest with “an attempt to communalise the elections”,
she was also trying to use the controversy for her party’s benefit. Rebuffing
all demands of action against Siddiqui, who was leading the protest on July 21
when “obscene” slogans targeting the daughter, sister and wife of former BJP
leader Dayashankar Singh were raised, Mayawati not only defended him but also
gave him more responsibilities in the party.At a press conference held last
week in Lucknow, she chose to repeat what Siddiqui had said two days ago
instead of coming up with her own remarks on the controversy. Siddiqui, 56, who
is the BSP’s longest-serving national general secretary and a trusted
lieutenant of Mayawati for over 2 decades, is currently the Leader of
Opposition in the Legislative Council – a post with the rank of a Cabinet
minister – and is regarded as his party’s Muslim face. Indianexpress
How A Cattle Shelter
Profits From Gau-Rakshak Violence
KASHMIR
ISSUE
Killing of Burhan Wani was
an accident: J&K Deputy CM Nirmal
Singh
Jammu: Weeks after the
killing of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani, Deputy CM Nirmal Singh Saturday said the incident was an
accident. Singh went on to say that the troops were unaware of the presence of
Wani at the encounter site. "It was an accident as they did not know about
his presence. The troops accidentally killed Wani. Had they been aware of his
presence, they would have taken precautions," said Singh. Speculations
were rife after Singh's revelation. BJP, which earlier had contrasting view,
seemed to be toeing the PDP line with the statement. BJP leader and Deputy CM also claimed operations would continue against
the militants. "If militants would not surrender they will meet the same
fate. There is no other way to deal with them but to neutralise them". He
said the security forces involved in the operation had informed them about the
operation saying that there were three militants. But they were not aware about
the identity of the terrorists. Congress chief Spokesman, Ravinder Sharma said
that the statements by Nirmal Singh were highly condemnable and objectionable. risingkashmir
JD (U) 'surprised' at J-K
Deputy CM Nirmal Singh's remark on Burhan Wani
Burhan Wani's killing
'justified', says RSS ideologue Rakesh Sinha
Kashmir High Court Bar
Association seeks ban on use of pellet guns
Srinagar:Kashmir High Court
Bar Association (KHCBA) has sought an urgent hearing on its petition seeking
directions to put an end on use of bullets and pellet guns during law and order
problems.Bar Association has moved a PIL before the High Court praying therein
that the use of pellet guns be totally banned as a means of crowd control, the
association said.PTI
Clashes with troops across
Valley leave scores injured, 9 persons hit by pellets admitted to SMHS in
Srinagar
Srinagar: 3 persons,
including a woman, were critically injured in clashes with govt forces that
broke out at Imam Sahib area of Shopian district on Saturday.Sources said that
at least 15 people sustained injuries when troops opened fire on the protesters
who had gathered after Asr prayers. The injuries have been caused by bullets
and pellets.Medical Superintendent of district hospital Shopian, Dr Nazir Ahmad
told Kashmir Reader that five injured were admitted to the hospital on
Saturday. kashmirreader
Kashmir struggle not about
religion; its a fight for equality and dignity: Saudi daily
Jeddah: Urging both India
and Pakistan to desist from inciting tension in Kashmir, Saudi Gazette - a
leading Saudi daily, Sunday said the struggle in Kashmir is not about religion
and is actually a "just fight" of the people who want an end to
"subjugation and killings". "The struggle for the equality and
dignity of the Kashmiri people is a just one. They never talk of recession.
They want an end to subjugation and killings. They want economic equality. A 40
% unemployment rate is not a palatable figure", Khaled Almaeena,
Editor-at-Large, Saudi Gazette said in an article published today."Kashmir
is often described as the “Switzerland of the East” and its people want it to
be that way. They want to, for once, wake up and breathe the free and fresh air
and smell the fragrance of the beautiful flowers and blossoms of trees without
hearing the sound of army boots and gunfire", he added. ummid.com
"It's fine if my
eye-sight doesn't come back. There are many like me in Kashmir" says
pellet victim receiving treatment in Delhi
Normal life remains
paralysed in Kashmir for 23rd day
Facebook-Kashmir Blocks:
Technical Errors, Editorial Mistakes and Invisible Censorship Galore
If India is to make J&K
love India, referendum is the only way: Meghnad Desai
Death toll in Kashmir
clashes rises to 49; curfew continues
OTHERS
Chinese army carried out
air sorties ahead of transgression in Uttarakhand
NEW DELHI: Ahead of its
transgression in Barahoti area in Uttarakhand+ , Chinese People's Liberation
Army had conducted a reconnaissance mission using high class aircraft armed
with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) which provides broad-area imaging at high
resolutions. According to official sources, 'TupolovTu 153M' aircraft of
Chinese PLA had carried out two to three sorties earlier this year in the
middle sector falling in the areas of Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh and
Uttarakhand. Piecing together intelligence gathered from various sources in the
aftermath of Barahoti transgression , officials in the know said that at least
three sorties of the aircraft, which is designed by the Chinese companies on
the basis of technology from the erstwhile USSR, was carried out in last 3
months. The aircraft flies at an altitude of above 40,000 feet and can go up to
60,000 feet to avoid detection by radars and can click pictures and other cyber
and communication signatures at that height. It has an SAR which can provide
high-resolution pictures even in inclement weather or in night time. The
systems take advantage of the long-range propagation characteristics of radar
signals and the complex information processing capability of modern digital
electronics to provide high resolution imagery.PTI
Nazrul Islam lynched for
protesting against drugs, gambling, power theft
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata/Anti-drug-crusader-murdered/articleshow/53474202.cms
Kolkata: A whistleblower
had to pay with his life while another had a narrow escape after being abducted
from the heart of the city - all in the past 48 hours. While the first incident
was reported from Metiabruz, the abduction was in Ballygunge. The murder victim
is a 41-year-old trader, Sk Nazrul Islam, a resident of Lichubagan in
Metiabruz, who had been leading a citizens' crusade against a gang of drug and
satta dealers for three years. A year ago, he and wife Salma Bibi, who was
pregnant at the time, were beaten up. She suffered a miscarriage. This time,
the gang allegedly planned the murder after Nazrul began protesting against
hooking of illegal electricity connections by the rowdies.Around 11.45pm on
Friday, Nazrul walked about 200 metres from his residence to an open plot where
he would marshal his fellow crusaders to resist gangs that were trying to
openly sell ganja in the area. He was talking to three neighbours when six
armed men rushed in and started attacking him with shovels and iron rods,
police say, adding that the gang had cut off electricity to the area before the
attack. In the darkness, they brutally tortured and mutilated him."What they
did to Nazrul is barbaric. His face has been mutilated and his eyes gouged out.
They stabbed iron rods inside his nostrils and ripped them apart. They also
smashed all his teeth with shovels. He died on the spot," said the
victim's nephew Mehfuz Alam. Nazrul leaves behind his wife and two daughters,
aged 11 and five. timesofindia
Man killed for protesting
against gambling, drugs
Man lynched for protesting
power theft
Kanhaiya Kumar may hold all
India convention for ‘Rohit Vemula Act’
Hyderabad:JNU Students
Union president Kanhaiya Kumar, who has been leading a movement demanding
justice for Dalit research scholar Rohit Vemula, on Sunday said they may
organise an all India convention on ‘Rohit Vemula Act’ in Delhi or Hyderabad.He
also alleged that the Hyderabad Central University authorities curb democratic
rights in the name of “surveillance”, and vowed that the agitation will
continue until the govt brings in a
‘Rohit Vemula Act’ to check “atrocities on Dalits and oppressed classes”.PTI
9 Muslims killed in
Bhiwandi building collapse
Mumbai: At least 9 people
were killed on Sunday as a two-storey building collapsed at Bhiwandi near
Mumbai after incessant rains from Saturday night.Among the deceased were a
woman and her 4 sons. Even after the municipal corporation had declared the
building unfit for occupation, around 10 families were residing in it.
Officials involved in the rescue operation fear the death toll may increase as
more than 20 people are believed to be trapped under the debris.Continuous
showers are making it difficult to clear the rubble and rescue those who were
trapped. The building was located in Bhiwandi’s densely-populated Gaibi Nagar.
Three fire brigade vehicles have reached the spot to assist the rescue
operations. However, the operations were hampered by the narrow lane leading to
the building. 8 of the deceased were identified as — Shahjahan Khurshid Aalam
Ansari (42), her 4 sons Muddashir Khurshid Aalam Ansari (20), Saif Khurshid
Aalam Ansari (17), Khalid Khurshid Aalam Ansari (15) and Shakib Khurshid Aalam
Ansari (11), and Aayesha Mobin Ansari (38), Suphiya Shahnavaz Shah (19) and
Yehem Ejaz Shah (10). One of the deceased is yet to be identified. thehindu
Rain disrupts normal life
in Mumbai; 9 die in house collapse in Thane
'Mission accomplished',
tweets Swaraj, as consulate distributes food to 10,000 starving Indians in
Saudi
NEW DELHI: As many as
10,000 Indians who were on the brink of starvation in Saudi Arabia, after being
laid off, finally got some relief after the Indian consulate and community
there pitched in to distribute almost 16,000 kg of food to them, minister
Sushma Swaraj tweeted Sunday morning."Large number of Indians have lost
their jobs in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. The employers have not paid wages closed
down their factories. As a result our brothers and sisters in Saudi Arabia and
Kuwait are facing extreme hardship," the external affairs minister
tweeted. timesofindia
Daughter Converts to Islam,
Mother fears She May Join ISIS
Kerala State Human Rights
Commission asked the police to look into reports of an alleged forced
conversion of aeronautical engineering student Aparna Vijayan, a native of
Thiruvananthapuram and submit its report by 29 August.Based on a complaint
filed by her mother Mini Vijayan – a resident of Pangode in the capital city –
Chairman Justice JB Koshy ordered the state police to probe into Mini’s claims
of her 21-year old daughter being apparently abducted and forced to convert by
a ‘mysterious set of people’ hardly a fortnight before her marriage.Mini feared
that her daughter, Aparna would be persuaded to join the Islamic State and
wanted the govt to save her daughter
from the clutches of who she believes are Islamic radicals.Aparna, who had
joined the aeronautical engineering course at a private college run by Jewel
Education Trust in Ernakulam was apparently persuaded by her friends to move
into a hostel run by a woman named Hasmin, said Mini. Thequint
Re-open 1984 riot cases or
we’ll leave Kanpur: Sikhs
Kanpur: Demanding
re-opening of cases related to killing of 127 people during the 1984 anti-Sikh
riots, the Sikh community has threatened exodus from Kanpur to Punjab from
Jan.1. A total of 127 people had died during 1984 riots in Kanpur. “The state govt
must act fast on the cases,” said
chairman of the All India Riot Victim Relief Committee and office-bearer of the
Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee Kuldeep Singh Bhogal. “People know
about the killers in Delhi, here no one knows,” said Bhogal. Kanpur was second
worst-hit by riots recording maximum deaths after Delhi. In all the cases the
police have filed closure reports for want of evidence.HT
These Delhi gravediggers
are traumatised with criminal threats and bad salaries
Delhi: In Hakimuddin’s
life, death comes every day, once, twice, even thrice. His grimy grey locks
weed out of a crocheted skullcap and his baggy kurta is blemished with mud.
Time and fate ganged up and angrily slash his legs with wounds of spades and
stones. Hakimuddin is a grave digger at the Delhi Gate Cemetery on Bahadur Shah
Zafar road. He earns `3,000 a month and along with Azhar and Kamruddin, he
buries the good and evil alike. Their families back in villages in UP are
oblivious about their trade, because it might hinder the wedding prospects of
their children. 3 live inside the 65-acre premises and sleep in an open
verandah along with two gardeners and two guards. They are surrounded by
epitaphs that rise centimeters into the sky and are pulled back in. Around
these, mongoose and snakes play chase. This is the biggest graveyard in Delhi
and it runs on a no-profit no-loss basis. Home to the graves of Shah Rukh
Khan’s parents, a burial here costs a minimum of Rs 1,500. Along with the other
487 Muslim graveyards in the capital, this one too is registered with the WAQF board,
but is run by an independent committee on a monthly budget of Rs 75,000. newindianexpress
Parrikar takes swipe at
actor (Aamir): those who speak like this must be taught lesson
Pune: Defence
Minister Manohar Parrikar on Saturday said anyone speaking against the country
must be “taught a lesson” in the same way that an “actor” and an “online
trading company” were taught.Parrikar took no names. But in November 2015, at
the Ramnath Goenka Awards, actor Aamir Khan had spoken about a “sense of
insecurity” resulting from increasing intolerance in the country, and mentioned
his wife Kiran Rao’s apprehensions about the future of their child in India.A
few months later, e-commerce giant Snapdeal, for which Khan was brand
ambassador, did not renew his contract. Snapdeal had earlier faced a strong
backlash on social media, including a reported loss of customers.“I am only
trying to point out… if anyone speaks like this, he has to be taught a lesson
of his life,” Parrikar said at a ceremony to launch the Marathi edition of a
book by journalist Nitin Gokhale. Indianexpress
Congress slams Parrikar
over his jibe at Aamir Khan
New Delhi: Congress
MLA Randeep Surjewala slammed the Defence minister Manohar Parrikar for his
comments that those who speak against the nation should be punished like an
“actor” and an “online company”. Randeep S Sujrewala in a series of tweets
said, “Manohar Parrikar’s statement proves a concerted conspiracy to curb all
dissent, hound Dalits and Minorities. Can this be the ‘Raj Dharma’?”He went on
to ask the Defence minister on Twitter about his work responsibilities. “Is
Manohar Parrikar job to protect India from external aggressors like Pakistan or
threaten fellow countrymen like actor Aamir Khan?”Describing the actor’s
comments as ‘shameful’, Surjewala wrote on Twitter, “Shameful that Manohar
Parrikar threatens ‘teaching a lesson’ to ‘actors’, instead of training his
guns elsewhere.” Indianexpress
#ZakirSuesArnab: Zakir
Naik’s gets Twitter support defamation suit against Arnab Goswami
WORLD
Turkey's land, naval, and
air forces brought under Defense Ministry
Turkey has expelled another
1,389 military personnel from the army and taken counter-measures against
Fetullah Terror Organization (FETÖ) infiltration of the state, the state
Official Gazette announced on Sunday, just weeks after the defeat of the July
15 attempted coup.Under a statutory decree, seen as part of the Turkey's
current three-month state of emergency, military personnel found to be national
security threats as well as members of FETÖ, or linked to FETÖ, were expelled
from the army.The expelled personnel include Col. Ali Yazıcı, former aide to
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan; Lt. Col. Levent Türkkan, former aide to Chief
of General Staff Gen. Hulusi Akar; and Col.Tevfik Gök, who served as the
defense minister's executive assistant. The new dismissals follow a previous
post-coup expulsion of 1,684 military personnel, including 149 generals and
admirals. worldbulletin
Turkey dismisses almost
1,400 military personnel
Ban militias with abuse records
from Mosul fight: HRW
Iraqi military commanders
should prevent militias with records of serious abuses from taking part in a
planned offensive on the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant-held city of
Mosul, a New-York based rights group has said. The battle for Mosul, ISIL's de
facto capital in Iraq and the largest city anywhere in its self-proclaimed
caliphate, is expected later this year but plans have not been finalised,
officials and diplomats in Baghdad have said.Army, police and special forces
are expected to participate, with air support from a US-led coalition. The role
of Kurdish Peshmerga forces and Shia militias from the Popular Mobilisation
Forces (PMF) is unresolved and remains a point of contention. They will likely
join in the larger battle but may be restricted to the city's outskirts, the
officials said."Iraqi commanders shouldn't risk exposing Mosul civilians
to serious harm by militias with a record of recent abuse," said Joe
Stork, deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. aljazeera
Many IS leaders trying to
flee to Syria says Iraqi minister:Reuters
Baghdad: Many Islamic State
leaders have fled Mosul with their families towards Syria ahead of a planned
offensive by US-backed Iraqi forces on the city, Iraq’s defence minister said
on Saturday. Khaled al-Obeidi said he had intelligence of increasing conflict,
especially over financial issues, among ultra-hardline militants of the group
known as Daesh in Arabic by its enemies.“Many Daesh families and leaders in
Mosul have sold their property and sneaked out towards Syria, and a segment
even tried to sneak out towards (Iraq’s Kurdish) region”, he said in an
interview on state TV. indianexpress
Bangladesh Govt using
Jamaat as political card: BNP
Dhaka: Bangladesh
Nationalist Party (BNP) standing committee member Hannan Shah on Saturday
alleged that the govt is using
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami as its political card instead of banning the
party.“Jamaat’s registration has been cancelled with the High Court’s order,
making the party disqualified for contesting any election. I want to ask the govt
why you’re so worried about it (banning
Jamaat),” he said.Speaking at a discussion, the BNP leader further said, “You
(AL leaders) had said Jamaat would be banned in parliament’s June last budget
session. The June is over, but nothing has done in this regard. It has
demonstrated that they (govt) are using Jamaat as their political card.”Hannan
Shah alleged that though the ruling party men speak much against Jamaat, they
make more relationship with the Islamist party leaders than BNP ones. prothom-alo
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