Local People Themselves Demolished The Madrasa In Assam

Local people themselves demolished the madrasa in Assam, suspected of promoting terrorist activities.

In Assam, local people themselves demolished madrasa on the suspicion of promoting terrorist activities. This is the first incident of this kind in Northeast India’s Assam.

This madrasa was located in Goalpara, Assam. At the same time, the police have also detained two people in this case and they are being interrogated.

According to the information, people suspected about this madrasa located in Goalpara, Assam that this madrasa was promoting terrorist activities.

The Ansarullah Bangla team, which is a local outfit of the Al Qaeda terrorist organization, suspected that the activities of this terrorist organization were going on in this madrasa.

No police force or government resources were used in the demolition of this madrasa. According to the police, apart from the madrasa, a nearby house has also been vandalized by the locals.

According to sources, a few days ago two members of the Assam branch of Al Qaeda ABT i.e. Ansarullah Bangla team were arrested from here.

They were involved in anti-India activities. Their motive was to instigate the youth and through their organization carry out a big incident in Assam.

Bulldozer on a madrassa in Assam, the action was taken after a terrorist connection surfaced

A madrasa was demolished in Assam’s Bongaigaon on Tuesday night. The Madrasa was located in Kabitari Part 4 village of Bongaigaon district.

It is known that the link of the madrasa is related to Hafizur Rahman.

The one who was arrested by the Assam Police on August 26 for being a member of the AQIS and Ansar-ul-Bangla team, was a cooperative teacher in the same madrassa.

According to a news agency report, 224 children lived in Markajul Maa Arif Kariana Madrasa. The children were removed from here at midnight, after which a bulldozer was run over it.

The District Magistrate of Bangaigaon issued an order stating that this madrasa was not built according to the government rules.

At the same time, a police source said that during the search operation, documents related to banned radical groups have been found.