A local BNP leader in Fulgazi, Feni, has been accused of locking the Amjadhat Darul Qur'an Islamia Madrasa and orphanage following a dispute over its management committee. Witnesses reported that around 50–60 men, allegedly led by union BNP organizing secretary Anwar Hossain Tipu, forced students out and locked the premises. A teacher, Hafiz Ahmad Hossain, was reportedly assaulted when he tried to intervene. Police arrived at the scene after a 999 emergency call was made.

According to police, the madrasa was locked due to internal conflict over committee leadership rather than political motives. The locks were removed the following day after the incident drew public attention. Teachers and local residents condemned the attack, calling it deeply regrettable. Tipu denied involvement, claiming his name was used due to local political rivalry.

The dispute reportedly began after the madrasa’s founder fell ill and management was transferred to another religious institution, which later replaced the acting principal over alleged irregularities. Authorities are monitoring the situation to prevent further unrest.