20 madrasa students expelled over recent B’baria mayhem

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TBS Report
26 April, 2021, 11:05 pm
Last modified: 26 April, 2021, 11:08 pm
Mufti Shamsul Haque Saraili, education secretary of the madrasa, said that the students were expelled on allegations of attacking and damaging government property on March 26 and for disregarding all the rules and regulations of the madrasa under Section 25 of the admissions conditions

Authorities of the Jamia Islamia Younusiya Madrasa in Brahmanbaria expelled its 20 students for their involvement in recent mayhem in the district.

Mufti Shamsul Haque Saraili, education secretary of the madrasa, said that the students were expelled on allegations of attacking and damaging government property on March 26 and for disregarding all the rules and regulations of the madrasa under Section 25 of the admissions conditions.

Earlier on April 5, Maulana Sajidur Rahman, Nayeeb-e Aamir of the recently dissolved central committee of Hefazat-e-Islam, while speaking to reporters at the Brahmanbaria district press club claimed that no Hefazat activist or madrasa student was involved in the incident.

Hefazat-e-Islam activists caused mayhem in Brahmanbaria from March 26 to 28 in protest of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Bangladesh. Fifty five cases have been filed over these incidents and police have so far arrested 369 people till Monday in these cases.

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Bangladesh / Top News

Jamia Islamia Younusiya Madrasa / Brahmanbaria Mayham / Brahmanbaria Riots / Hefazat-e-Islam

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