Days ahead of elections, another Hindu man is killed in Bangladesh
A 62 year old rice trader, Susen Chandra Sarkar, was brutally murdered in his shop in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, just days before the February 12 elections. Unidentified assailants hacked him to death and looted cash. This incident fuels fears among minority communities, with international groups warning of potential attacks
A 62 year old rice trader, Susen Chandra Sarkar, was brutally murdered in his shop in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, just days before the February 12 elections. Unidentified assailants hacked him to death and looted cash. This incident fuels fears among minority communities, with international groups warning of potential attacks
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