Religious Affairs Advisor Dr. AFM Khalid Hossain said that the outside world is expressing concern about communal harmony in Bangladesh. None of the attacks on minorities in Bangladesh were due to religious extremism but political reasons. After the revolution, some angry people committed these incidents. After August 5 there have been 93 cases of torture on minorities. Already 72 people have been arrested and legal action is being taken against those involved, they will be brought under exemplary punishment. People of all religions in Bangladesh have the right to practice their own religion, those who want to violate this right It is the government’s responsibility to bring them under the law.

He made these remarks at a meeting with mosque-based children’s and mass education teachers, khatibs and imams, muezzins, at the Patuakhali Islamic Foundation auditorium on Monday (December 30) afternoon. The religious advisor also said that propaganda is being spread about Bangladesh in various countries, while minorities are being persecuted in their own countries. Shivling is being discovered from under their prayer room. He said, “When the reforms are completed, we will hand over power to an elected government.” Khatibs, Imams, Muazzins play a proper role in building a society, if they are not good, the society will not be good. Therefore, their salary structure The Ministry of Religion is working on providing two festival bonuses. In addition, policies are being formulated for mosques.

Deputy Director of District Islamic Foundation Asma Akhtar presided over the meeting and moderated by Master Trainer Md. Abdul Halim. District Commissioner Abu Hasnat Mohammad Arefin, Superintendent of Police Md. Anwar Zahid, Board of Governors Islamic Foundation member Principal Md. Syed Mohammad Mosaddek spoke as special guests. Billah Al Madani, Board of Governors Islamic Foundation Member Principal Md. Shah Md. Nesarul Haque, Islamic Foundation World Cell Division Director Muha. Zakir Hossain, and others.

At that time, the khatibs, imams, and muezzins from more than two hundred mosques in the district were present.

The chief guest at the meeting, Religious Affairs Advisor Dr. AFM Khalid Hossain himself led the prayer, wishing for peace and prosperity of the country.