Bangladesh temples vandalised amid local unrest, authorities intervene
The Sunday Guardian
|September 28, 2025
Rising communal tensions have led to widespread attacks on several Hindu temples across Bangladesh over the past two days.
The incidents, reported in districts including Chittagong, Comilla, and Barisal, have alarmed religious communities and human rights organisations, prompting swift action by authorities to contain the unrest.
Police and local administration officials confirmed that at least five temples were vandalised, with idols damaged, prayer halls desecrated, and property destroyed. Security forces have been deployed to prevent further violence and maintain law and order in the affected areas.
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