Man arrested over vandalism of Hindu idols in Faridpur is not Indian: Police

A day after the arrest of a particular person, identified as an Indian nationwide, for allegedly desecrating Hindu idols in Faridpur, police on Tuesday went encourage on their earlier submission to order that he is rarely any longer in truth an Indian citizen, pretty he’s a mentally-challenged Bangladeshi.

Faridpur’s Extra Superintendent of Police Shailen Chakma explained that they issued a media originate on Monday narrating that they’d arrested the forty five-year-feeble Sanjit Biswas in connection with the desecration of idols in a temple in Faridpur’s Bhanga upazila.

Within the originate, the arrestee was identified as an Indian nationwide, and the media broadly circulated the news, he acknowledged.

Then but again the arrestee’s father Nishikant Biswas contacted the district police to make clear that the arrested person is his son, Sanjit Biswas.

In keeping with Nishikant Biswas, Sanjit, who had travelled to India for work around 24-25 years ago, returned to Bangladesh and thanks to the this truth went missing about four years ago. Sanjit has had no contact with his household since then and is known to catch recurrently traveled to India. His father revealed that Sanjit is mentally sick.

The police official extra suggested that the arrestee in the idol vandalism case is currently in prison looking forward to extra correct lawsuits.

On the evening of September 14, participants of the temple committee reported to the Bhanga Police Location that several idols at the Hari Mandir in Bhanga Bazaar had been vandalized. The temple committee lodged a written criticism with the police following the invention of the harm.