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2) The initial FIR omitted key details like the violence starting due to Hindus disrupting a Muslim flag hoisting ceremony. It also did not mention the fatal shooting.
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1. List of Violence and Atrocities Committed by the Jamaat-Shibir and their Allies following the
Announcement of the International Crimes Tribunal Verdict against Mr. Delowar Hossain
Sayeedi on 28 February 2013
28 February 2013:
Gaibandha:
· Armed Jamaat-Shibir cadres attack Bamandanga Rail Station; torch three rooms of the Station
and disrupt rail connection by removing rail slippers;
· Torch Bamandanga Investigation Centre and brutally attack four police constables with sharp
weapons and sticks and fire them to death; also grievously injure three other constables who
remain in critical condition;
· Attack Sundarganj Police Station later where police fire at the attackers in self-defence at the
instruction of the executive magistrate; three miscreants are hit by bullets at police attack.
Chittagong:
· Unruly Jamaat-Shibir cadres attack police on the Chittagoing-Cox’s Bazar highway under
Lohagara in a pre-planned manner; torch a community centre; grievously injure three police
personnel and take their arms that were rescued later.
· Torch a fire service vehicle in Keranihaat in Satkania; cause damage to the vehicles of ASP
Circle, RAB and the police station; police take legally sanctioned action to bring the situation
under control.
· Torch Banshkhali Police Station, UNO Office and vehicles and set alight valuable records
and furniture in a pre-planned manner; torch shops and vehicles of local business people and
pharmaceutical companies as well as 3/ 4 houses; create anarchy through violence and looting.
· In Banshkali, the Jamaat-Shibir activists attacks a number of Shil households in the area and
set the houses on fire; they attack one Dayal Haridas (65) as he tries to prevent the Jamaat-
Shibir miscreants; he succumbs to his injuries in hospital while under treatment; the Jamaat-
Shibir men vandalize and torch a number of shops and CNG garage belonging to some local
Hindu and Buddhist community members, causing damage to properties to the tune of Tk. 50
lacs (apprx); the Jammat-Shibir activists torch religious temples and sites of the Hindu
community members with the support of BNP activists.
Jhenaidaha:
· Unruly Jamaat-Shibir leaders and supporters, along with BNP supporters, bring out armed
processions and engage in indiscriminate violence and vandalism in Court Chandpur area.
· Attack the on-duty officier-in-charge of the Police Station and other police and ansar
members; 17 members of law enforcing agencies are seriously injured during the mayhem; 6
of them were admitted into Jessore Combined Military Hospital from where they were shifted
by helicopter to Dhaka CMH in further critical condition; some of then still remain under
treatment in critical condition.
Chapai Nawabganj:
· Armed Jamaat-Shibir cadres attack the peaceful procession by general people welcoming
the ICT verdict of the day;
· Attack on-duty police with sticks, bricks and weapons and indiscriminately vandalize shops,
commercial offices in the surrounding areas.
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2. · As police failed to restrain the rioting mob through peaceful means, police fired at them, at the
instruction of the executive magistrate, in self-defence and to protect public life and property;
one person taking part in the riots get seriously injured and succumbs to his injuries while under
treatment at the Chapai Nawabganj Sadar Hospital.
· Jamaat-Shibir cadres vandalize and torch the newly built Parjatan (Tourism) Motel in the
area; an engineer by the name of Tauheedul Islam try to save himself from the armed violence
and mayhem by taking shelter on the roof of the Motel; the Jamaat-Shibir cadres pushes him off
the roof and kills him.
· In Kansat under Shibganj upazila, the Jamaat-Shibir cadres vandalize, loot and torch the head
office of local Rural Electrification Association; vandalize the housing complex of the office
and set the houses on fire while keeping 48 families interned; police rushes to the spot and
bring the situation under control; the damages done to the office is to the tune of Tk. 200 crores
(apprx).
· The Jamaat-Shibir leaders and activists take out a violent procession on the same day and in a
pre-planned manner attack the local residence of the Hon’ble Statement Minister for Power,
Energy and Mineral Resources in Shibganj. The police and BGB lodge tear gas shells and fire
shotguns to disperse the unruly mob; the local people come forward to support the police; a
man named Abdur Rahim is grivously injured and succumbs to his injuries on the spot.
Satkhira:
· Unruly and armed Jamaat-Shibir cadres attack police and BGB personnel with bows and
arrows, petrol bombs and firearms; a number of police personnel and civilians are injured
during the attacks; in self-defence, police and BGB fire at the mob to disperse them and bring
the situation under control; four people get killed in this incident.
· A violent Jamaat-Shibir procession vandalize and torch the house of a local student leader of
Chhatra League named Mamun; they beat Mamun in a brutal and inhuman manner and
grievously injure him; Mamun succumbs to this injure on way to being transported to the
Khulna Medical College Hospital.
Natore:
· Jamaat-Shibir miscreants beat to death the Joint Secretary General of Union Jubo League Md.
Khairul Islam (35) in Lalpur.
Noakhali:
· Armed Jamaat-Shibir cadres attack and torch the house of one Pulak in Begumganj; they attack
the Begumganj Circle ASP, Officer-in-charge and other police personnel with local
weapons and bricks; as the situation spiraled out of control, police was forced to fire at the mob
to protect public life and property, protect Government arms and bring the situation under
control.
Dhaka:
· In Mirpur-1, the Jamaat-Shibir miscreants carried out clandestine bomb attacks to create fear
and anarchy in the area; a man named Moslem Uddin is killed on the spot due to bomb blast.
01 March 2013:
Gaibandha:
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3. · Jamaat-Shibir activists attack a bazar in Sundarganj with sticks, iron rods, spears and other
weapons and vandalized the shops. As the local people protest against their vandalism, the
Jamaat-Shibir activists beat to death a man names Md. Shariful Islam.
· Jamaat-Shibir activists also attacked the Sundarganj UNO and police force all of a sudden as
they were moving towards Bamandanga to take control of the law and order situation. The
police fire blank shots to disperse the violent mob.
Joypurhat:
· After Jumma prayers, thousands of unruly Jamaat-Shibir cadres carry out vandalism, loot and
arson in the Hindu locality of Kashra Gobindapur under Panchbibi upazila; they committed
arson and destroyed furniture in many Hindu households; when the police reached the spot led
by the local UNO, the Jamaat-Shibir activists attacked them and damaged a police pick-up van;
police had to bring the situation under control by firing tear gas shell and rubber bullet.
Netrokona:
· Jamaat-Shibir cadres torch a Kali Mandir (Temple of Goddess Kali) in Purbadhala upazilia.
02 March 2012
Chittagong – Cox’s Bazar:
· Hundreds of unruly and armed Jamaat-Shibir activists put up barricade on the roads between
Kenanirhat and Chakaria around different bazaar areas and damaged vehicles plying on the
road; they stop traffic on the Chittagong-Bandarban-Cox’s Bazar road; they attack the on-duty
police as the latter try to restrain them from violence and damages to vehicles; police has
to lodge tear gas shells and fire shotguns to disperse the mob; three Jamaat-Shibir activists are
killed during these incidents.
Nilphamari:
· Unruly Jamaat-Shibir activists obstruct a BGB patrol and attack the law enforcing agencies
on a sudden; the law enforcers make every possible efforts to disperse the mob without
resorting to firing; but the mob gets more aggressive and violent and greviously injure a BGB
personnel named Momin Miah; BGB fires 10 rounds of fire to disperse the mob; a man named
Atiqul Islam dies of bullet wounds on the spot.
Pirojpur:
· Jamaat-Shibir and BNP activists bring out a procession and attack a local Awami League office
in Indurkani upazila.
Sylhet:
· Armed Jamaat-Shibir cardres attack former Chhatra League leader Jogot Jyoti Talukdar and
two of his colleagues in a local workshop in Jalalabad in Sylhet town and kill him in a pre-planned
manner by arriving on the scene by 10/ 12 motor cycles; the two colleagues Jewel
Ahmed and Joy Sen were left behind on the sport with grievous wounds and in an unconscious
state; police take them to Sylhet Osmani Medical College Hospital where they are currently
under treatment in a critical condition.
Feni:
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4. · The District Jamaat brings out a procession and cause damage to a local market and bank
offices and booths in Feni Sadar.
Rajshahi:
· An armed and violent Jamaat-Shibir procession vandalizes shops in Boalia upazila; they hurl
cocktail bombs and bricks at on-duty police; they vandalize the offices of Rajshahi Chamber
of Commer and Dutch-Bangla Bank; a number of people including police personnel and a
Banglavision TV journalist are seriously injured during the incident.
· Around 10 pm, Jamaat-Shibir miscreants torch and turn to ashes three wagons of Dhaka-
Rajshahi inter-city Silk City train waiting at the Rajshahi rail station.
03 March 2013:
Satkhira:
· Armed Jamaat-Shibir cadres create barricade on road by felling down trees and damage
vehicles; the unruly mob hurl bricks and cocktail bombs at two BGB vehicles passing by and
at one point attacked the vehicles; as the BGB vehicles move towards Satkhira town, the
Jamaat-Shibir cadres once again attack the vehicles and seriously injure three BGB personnel;
as the BGB fail to restrain the mob, they fire at them in self-defence and manage to disperse the
crowd; a number of people in mod got injured during the incident; among them, one Md.
Mahbubur Rahman (33) later succumb to his injuries.
Bogra:
· At 5:30 am, Jamaat-Shibir cadres attack, vandalize and torch Phulbari and Upashohor police
barracks in a pre-planned manner; Police and fire service personnel from Bogra Sadar rushed
to the spots and put down the fire; a number of vehicles including two motorcycles and a seized
truck were burnt during the incidents.
· Separate processions of Jamaat-Shibir cadres start moving towards Satmatha area of Bogra
town with sticks and sharp weapons; they try to vandalize and torch the Sadar police station
and the Gono Jagaran Manch (Mass Uprising Stage); they turn violent as police and RAB try
to restrain them and hurl bricks and cocktail bombs at them; the police and RAB lodge tear gas
shells and resort to lathi charge to disperse the mob; the mob becomes more ferocious and in
self-defense and in order to protect public property, the police and RAB fire shotgun and rifles;
three miscreants are killed at the firing.
· Another armed Jamaat-Shibir group vandalize and torch the house of the District Awami
League leader Mr. Momtajuddin; they also try to attack the house of a local Member of
Parliament elected from the Sonatala-Sariakandi constituency; the police, RAB and BGB
manage to disperse the mob.
· On the same day, at 5:30 am, a group of Jamaat-Shibir activists vandalize and torch the Awami
League and Freedom Fighters’ office in Shahjahanpur and attempt to attack the police station
by surrounding it; police lodge tear gas shells and rubber bullets and resort to lathi charge to
disperse the mob; the mob turns more violent at this and attack the police with sticks and
local weapons and torch the police station and a police pick-up van; the officer-in-charge
along with seven other police personnel are seriously injured; on-duty police fire shotgun, pistol
and rifle at the instruction of the UNO in self-defence and to bring the situation under control;
four people are killed on the spot during the incident.
· Around 5 am, a group of hartal supporters bring out a procession on the highway under
Shibganj upazila and all of a sudden attack the Mokamtala police barrack and damage a
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5. motocycle there; the on-duty police lodge tear gas shell and resort to lathi charge and shotgun
fire to protect themselves and public property; the mob turns more violent and start hurling
cocktail bombs and bricks and firing at the police investigation centre; in self-defence, the
police at the investigation centre had to fire shotgun and rifle shots at the mob to disperse them;
the situation comes under control and two people are killed.
· At around 4:00 am, the hartal supporters make an attempt to attack the Nandigram Police
Station with sticks, hammers, iron rods, bricks, kerosene and petrol; due to the resistance put up
by the police, they attack the Upazila Parishad office and vandalize the office and
government vehicles at the premises; police fire blank shots to disperse the miscreants.
· Police manage to restrain the mob from torching the temples and houses of religious minorities;
however, the mob manages to damage the local Awami League office and some other houses.
Sirajganj:
· At 4:30 am, Jamaat-Shibir cadres bring out an armed procession in the municipal area in
Belkuchi upazila in support of hartal; they burn tyres on the road and damage vehicles; at one
stage, the unruly mob vandalize the local Awami League office; the on-duty policy lodge gas
shells and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd and bring the situation under control.
· At 6:00 am, the Jamaat-Shibir activists attack the local Awami League office in Enayetpur
upazila and vandalize the office records and furniture; at one stage, they attack a number of
Hindu temples and puja premises; police rush to the spot and bring the situation under
control.
Jhenaidah:
· At 11:15 am, Jamaat-Shibir activists attack police in front of the Harinakundu UNO Office and
brutally kill police constable GM Omar Faruque with sharp weapons; they also grievously
injure a number of police and ansar personnel; later additional police force despatched from the
District Sadar under the leadership of the Additional Police Superintendent rescue the injure
police personnel and bring the situation under control.
Rajshahi:
· At 09:45 am, heavily armed Jammat-Shibir activists put barricade on the Rajshahi-Chapai
Nawabganj highway with felled trees and burnt tires; they try to attack the police and BGB
personnel with firearms and sticks from both sides; one police inspectors along with a number
of police personnel get wounded; at one point, the police had to resort to firing in self-defence
and protect public life and property; two people named Md. Rafiqul Islam and Md. Mojahid get
killed at the incident.
Joypurhat:
· At 11:00 am, a large group of unruly Jamaat-Shibir miscreants gathered around the Panchbibi
Police Station and started damaging the adjacent Shaheed Minar; as police try to prevent
them from doing so, they turn even more violent and start throwing bricks and cocktail bombs
at the police station and try to set the station on fire by breaking open its gate; in view of the
fast deteriorating situation, the on-duty police at the station had to resort to firing in self-defence
and to maintain law and order and to safeguard the arms and ammunition at the police
station; six people get killed at the incident and 25/ 26 people injured during the incident.
Dhaka:
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6. · Jamaat-Shibir cadres lodge a cocktail bomb near Pan-Pacific Sonargaon Hotel in the evening;
the miscreants throw a cocktail bomb at the Head office of Bangladesh Television and set
two rail wagons on fire.
04 March 2013
Sirajganj:
· At 8:00 am, a big number of Jamaat-Shibir activists damage a bridge in Purba Delowa under
Ullahpara upazila and take preparations to attack a local Hindu locality and a temple; they also
fire at the Office-in-charge of the Police Station as he arrives on the sence with his force;
initially, the police lodge tear gas shells and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd; at this, the
unruly mob further intensifies their attack on the police; at one stage, the police was forced to
fire at the mob to disperse it; later it was confirmed that one Mahfuz (22) was killed by the
Jamaat-Shibir miscreants during the attack.
Satkhira:
· At 11:35 am, a large group of Jamaat-Shibir activists gather around the Sarashkati bazaar under
Kolaroa upazila and indulg in destructive activities having felled trees on the road; as the
Kolaroa police rush to spot to restrain them from their anarchic activities, they turn more
violent and attack both police and later BGB; the BGB members resort to firing in self-defence
and for protection of public life and property; a number of Jamaat-Shibir miscreants are
injured at the firing; among them, two succumb to their injuries later.
05 March 2013:
Dhaka:
· In the metropolitan area, at the time of hartal, there are cocktail bomb explosions in
Shantinagar, Jonaki Market and BNP Party office areas; there are also some stray incidents of
damaging cars and torching buses etc; police rush to every spot and bring the situation under
control.
Netrokona:
· At around 9:45 am, the hartal supports hurl a petrol filled bottle at an autorickshaw and set
it on fire near Mecchua Bazaar; two fish traders inside the autorickshaw suffered serious burn
injuries; they were later taken to Netrokoan Modern Sadar Hospital where they are still under
treatment.
Jessore:
· At 10:45 am, Jamaat-Shibir and BNP activists bring out a procession together in support of
hartal and obstruct vehicle movement near Chandipur Bazaar under Manirampur upazila; as
they are resisted by Awami League activists, the two sides engage in a confrontation; two
people are seriously injured at the incident and are taken to Jessore General Hospital for
treatment; police bring the situation under control through swift intervention.
· At 11:00 am, the hartal supporters attack an Awami League supporter named Russell (25) and
injure him with blows by machetes on different parts of his body;
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7. Systematic and Targeted Killings by Jamaat-Shibir and their Allies
On 06 March 2013, a young student named Tanvir Ahmed Twaki was reported missing and his
dead body was found in a canal leading to the Shitalakshya river in Narayanganj near Dhaka on 08
March 2013. Twaki was the son of Mr. Rafiur Rabbi, one of the lead organisers of the Mass
Uprising Movement against the War Criminals in Narayanganj. As the police is working at
unearthing the motives behind the murder, it is most likely that Twaki was a victim of the Jamaat-
Shibir’s targeted attack against the organisers of the Shahbagh inspired mass movement across the
country. Twaki’s murder has created mass outrage in Narayanganj area.
On 07 March 2013, a Youth League activist named Abdur Rahman was seriously injured in
Golladanga Bazar in Bholarhaat in Chapai Nawabganj during an attack by the Jammat-BNP cadres
in the wake of a confrontation over keeping the shops open during hartal hours. Mr. Rahman later
succumbed to his injuries in hospital.
On 09 March 2013, police recovered the dead body of one Ahmed Miraj, a businessman, beside
the rail line under the under-construction Kuril Flyover in Dhaka. It appeared that the deceased was
stifled to death. The deceased’s family members suspect the involvement of the Jamaat-Shibir in
the killing due to his elder brother Mr. Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul, a noted musician and composer,
being the No. 1 Prosecution witness in the ICT case against Mr. Ghulam Azam, a prominent Jamaat
leader, on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide.
On 09 March 2013, a police constable named Mofizul Islam was fired to death as he was taking
part in a drive to arrest Jamaat-Shibir leaders and activists involved in violent activities in Baira
upazila in Khulna.
It is evident that the Jamaat-Shibir has resorted to systematic and targeted killing of members of the
organisers and supporters of the Shahbagh inspired movement as well as members of the police and
ruling party activists. In the immediate aftermath of the Shahbagh uprising, they had killed a
blogger and one of the lead organisers of the movement Ahmed Rajib Haider near his home in
Mirpur, Dhaka while he was returning from Shahbagh on 15 February 2013. The five students
arrested in connection with the murder admitted to the police that they had carried out the pre-planned
and targeted killing at the instruction of a former student leader of the Islami Chhatra
Shibir.
*Information Source: Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh
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