Authorities in Chattogram have dismissed widespread social media claims of an attack on the Indian Deputy High Commission, confirming that no direct assault or damage occurred. The confusion arose Thursday night after the death of Osman Hadi triggered protests in several city areas. A small group of demonstrators reportedly threw stones near the diplomatic compound, but police quickly contained the situation.
Deputy Commissioner Aminur Islam stated that only a few stones hit the outer gate, with no intrusion, vandalism, or fire inside the premises. Police used tear gas and sound grenades to disperse the crowd, detaining 12 individuals. Later, army personnel joined to secure the area and prevent escalation. Video analyses and eyewitness accounts supported the police version, showing no evidence of an actual attack.
Security analysts warned that misinformation involving diplomatic sites can create unnecessary panic and strain bilateral relations. They urged authorities and media to ensure verified communication to prevent similar rumor-driven unrest in the future.
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