Bangladesh : Horrific rape and murder of minor girl , dead body found inside mosque

Rape and murder of girls and women continue to be daily occurrences in dystopian hellscape of Bangladesh ever since the illegitimate interim government headed by usurper Md Yunus seized power on the back of a mob uprising in August last year. Not a day passes when a rape and murder is not reported from one corner of the hell-hole or the other. The ‘Momins’ who live by lawlessness now thrive on the anarchical condition in the Bangladeshi hellscape unleashed by Yunus and his collaborators-in-arms. 

In the latest outrage a minor Muslim girl Maimuna Akhter (9), student of a ‘Madrasa’, was found dead inside the village mosque of Shahbazpur under Sarail sub-district of Brahmanbaria district on July 6. Sources from Brahmanbaria said that Maimuna had gone missing since July 5 afternoon and her parents failed to trace her out despite having launched a search operation. This was reported to police in Sarail and after conducting a search operation the police party, aided by local people, discovered Maimuna’s bruised body inside a local mosque in Shahbazpur village . What happened next is still not clear but the post-mortem of the minor girl’s body confirmed what had all along been suspected-she had been gang-raped and then strangled to death . 

Earlier on June 28 a married Hindu woman had been gang-raped by four ‘Momins’ including a local BNP leader Fazar Ali in Murad Nagar village under Commilla district. The rapists had also released disrobed pictures of the Hindu woman on social media, creating a outrage which died down soon as the five rapists were arrested by police. In the case of the rape and murder of minor Maimuna there has been no arrest so far , nor is there any chance of arrest, sources said. Another similar gang-rape of a married Hindu woman by a gang of former Awami League leaders in Maulvi Bazar on June 29 has gone unreported and unnoticed despite the filing of a FIR by the victim and her family. Interestingly, the ‘Godi Momin’ media of Bangladesh is deafeningly silent over the rape epidemic in the country.