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Madrasa students have blocked roads in the Jatrabari area of the capital. A large police force has been deployed in the area to control the situation.
Traffic on the Dhaka-Chittagong and Dhaka-Sylhet roads and in the vicinity of Jatrabari was cut off due to the blockade of the madrassa students on Friday night.
Jatrabari OC Mazharul Islam Kajal Police Station said students from the institution blocked the road in front of Kutubkhali Madrasa in Jatrabari at night in protest of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bangladesh to mark the centenary of the father’s birth. of the Bangabandhu nation, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. and the golden jubilee of independence. Traffic stopped in the vicinity. Half an hour after the siege, the evacuees were removed from the road and a sufficient number of police officers have been deployed to the scene. We are attentive.
In protest of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bangladesh, a section of worshipers held a rally after Friday prayers. Clashes broke out between worshipers, ruling party leaders and police in the Baitul Mukarram area of the capital over the protests.
It is known that shortly after worshipers chanted anti-Modi slogans, BCL leaders and activists attacked the protesters at the north gate of the mosque with sticks. The protesters withdrew and entered the mosque. After some time, the protesters retaliated against the leaders and activists of the ruling party.
At that time the persecution between the two sides continued. The police fired tear gas and blank shots at the mosque to control the situation.
Earlier, the leaders and activists of the ruling party took a position in the mosque even before the start of Friday prayers. Some leaders and activists were standing on the road around the mosque. In addition to members of the police, members of the RAB were also present.
Note that
Narendra Modi arrived in Dhaka on a two-day visit on Friday morning to attend the anniversary of the birth of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the Golden Jubilee of Independence.
In the morning, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina welcomed him at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. After the formalities at the airport, Modi went to pay his respects at the National Monument.
He is scheduled to jointly visit the Bangabandhu-Bapu Digital Exhibition with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh at the Bangabandhu International Conference Center in the evening.
On the second day of the visit, Modi will pay tribute by visiting Bangabandhu’s tomb in Tungipara in Gopalganj on the morning of March 26.
He also visited two temples in Satkhira and Gopalganj and expressed interest in having a brief exchange of views with the local population.
In addition to the private meeting between the two Prime Ministers on Saturday afternoon, a bilateral meeting will be held at the representative level. The meeting will discuss various topics of mutual interest. At the end of the meeting, in the presence of the two Prime Ministers, there is the possibility of signing some MoUs and inaugurating some projects.
The Foreign Ministries of the two countries are working tirelessly to finalize the Memorandum of Understanding and the inauguration of the project. The two prime ministers will also unveil two separate commemorative stamps marking the 50th anniversary of friendly relations between Bangladesh and India on behalf of their respective countries.
The Prime Minister of India will also pay a courtesy visit to the President at his office. After the visit, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will depart from Dhaka for Delhi on the night of March 26.
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