Suspended BNP leader Fazlur Rahman has denounced the exhumation and burning of a body as an “anti-Islamic act,” warning the government not to provoke religious unrest.
He alleged that such incidents were occurring under the current administration, cautioning that faithful Muslims would not tolerate attempts to inflame sectarian tensions.
Fazlu urged devout Muslims to strongly protest and resist such “heinous acts,” adding that Sunnis, who make up the majority of Bangladesh’s Muslim population, are peaceful but uncompromising in defending their faith.