Militant Rohan Imtiaz, son of an Awami League leader, propagated on Facebook last year quoting Peace TV's controversial preacher Nayek "urging all Muslims to be terrorists", the Daily Star reported.
Nayek, a popular but controversial Islamic orator and founder of Mumbai-based Islamic Research Foundation, is banned in UK and Canada for his hate speech aimed against other religions. He is among 16 banned Islamic scholars in Malaysia.
He is wildly popular in Bangladesh through his Peace TV although his preaching often demeans other religions and even other Muslim sects, the report said...
[PTI/zeenews.india.com]
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Bangladesh attack: Shock over 'elite' Holey Cafe suspects...
ReplyDeleteBangladeshi police are continuing to investigate Friday's deadly attack on a Dhaka cafe, amid shock at the elite background of most of the suspects.
They include the son of a government politician, along with university and elite public school students.
Bangladeshi Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu told India's NDTV that "a majority of the boys who attacked the restaurant came from very good educational institutions.
"Some went to sophisticated schools. Their families are relatively well-to-do people."
One suspect is Rohan Imtiaz, the son of Awami League politician Imtiaz Khan.
The son had been reported missing by his parents after he disappeared in December. They recognised him from photographs of the attackers published in local media.....BBC