Chhatra Dal Leader Arrested for Allegedly Attempting to Set Bus on Fire

Chhatra Dal leader detained by RAB while torching bus

Mamun Mazumder, the assistant organizing secretary of the central Chhatra Dal, was reportedly caught red-handed setting a passenger bus ablaze.

On Monday morning, a team of RAB rushed to the spot in front of Pallwell Market in Abdullahpur after receiving news of a fire on a passenger bus. The team members saw two people trying to set the bus on fire. They arrested one of them.

The arrested person was identified as Mamun Mazumder (35), the assistant organizing secretary of the central Chhatra Dal committee. The other person who was with him managed to escape.

Half a liter of petrol was recovered from Mamun Mazumder's motorcycle. He was trying to set the bus on fire by pouring petrol on it. However, the RAB members were able to arrest him.

In a statement, Rashed Akun Royhan, the central president of Chhatra Dal, said, "I have heard that Mamun Mazumder has been arrested by RAB. However, we have no information about this." He said, "If it is true that RAB has arrested him, then it is condemnable. It is a conspiracy of the government to suppress its political opponents."

The BNP and its affiliated organizations have been observing a nationwide blockade in phases since last month. During this blockade, various violent incidents have taken place across the country. Several vehicles have also been torched.

Analysis

This incident is quite significant as a high-ranking leader of the BNP's student wing has been arrested for trying to set a bus on fire. This incident could exacerbate the tension between the BNP and the government.

Moreover, this incident has raised concerns about the law and order situation in the country. Various violent incidents have been taking place across the country during the BNP's blockade. This is causing suffering to the common people.

Conclusion

The government should investigate this incident quickly and take legal action against the culprits. Besides, the government should try to resolve the country's political crisis through dialogue with the BNP.

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