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When dose of Islamic Religion exceeds certain limit in someone's brain, they cannot wait to die as martyr, and become obsessed with Jihad, meaning killing non-religious/infidel people, until they get killed in these acts, and meet martyrdom. This is actually the philosophy behind Wahhabism.
Bangladesh, in spite of being a Muslim majority country, has been a target, because of its secular traditions. If government fails to realize this fact, and thinks - it can contain religious fanatics by appeasing them, that will only embolden these groups, and people will face another genocide, like 1971, in near future.
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Two people hacked to death in Bangladesh's capital
Editor of magazine for LGBT community said to be among latest victims of wave of violence targeting liberal activists.
25 Apr 2016 16:31 GMT | Bangladesh, Human Rights, Asia, ISIS
Two people have been hacked to death at an apartment, including an editor of a transgender magazine in the Bangladesh.
Another person was also killed and one person injured when three attackers entered their apartment in Dhaka posing as couriers and attacked them with sharp weapons, police said on Monday.
Julhas Mannan ran a transgender magazine Rupban and previously worked at the US embassy. The other person killed was a gay-rights activisit.
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"Unidentified attackers entered an apartment at Kalabagan and hacked two people to death," Maruf Hossain Sorder, Dhaka Metropolitan Police spokesman, told AFP.
The incident comes two days after a university professor was killed in a similar fashion in an attack in Rajshahi claimed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, also known as ISIS) group.
Al Jazeera's Tanvir Chowdhury, reporting from Dhaka, said at least three as
101 East - An attack on bloggers
"Unidentified attackers entered an apartment at Kalabagan and hacked two people to death," Maruf Hossain Sorder, Dhaka Metropolitan Police spokesman, told AFP.
The incident comes two days after a university professor was killed in a similar fashion in an attack in Rajshahi claimed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, also known as ISIS) group.
Al Jazeera's Tanvir Chowdhury, reporting from Dhaka, said at least three assailants critically injured a security guard on their way out of the building.
"There is major fear in the country and the government is denying involvement of international terrorists or ISIL in the country even after the groups have highlighted that Bangladesh is one of their operating base," he said.
"There has not been too much of progress in investigations and with these kind of attacks space for freedom of speech is diminishing in the country."
Earlier this month, Nazimuddin Samad, a 28-year-old law student, was hacked to death by three men riding a motorcycle as he walked with a friend in central Dhaka.
Last year, assailants hacked to death at least four atheist bloggers and a secular publisher in a long-running series of killings of secular activists.
The Muslim-majority country has seen a surge in violent attacks over the past few months in which liberal
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