It says the ‘discriminatory and unacceptable’ time constraint will embolden anti-cultural forces
Quader made the statement during a visit to inspect the damage to the homes of Hindus at the Thakurpara village near the northern divisional city on Sunday.
On Nov 10, the houses were torched after thousands came to protest an alleged ‘blasphemous’ Facebook post by a Hindu man Titu Roy.
One person died and 10 were injured after the protesters clashed with police.
He claimed the sole objective of the attack was not creating instability, but to deteriorate Bangladesh’s ‘good relations’ with India.
“The attacks in Brahmanbaria’s Nasirnagar, Cox’s Bazar’s Ramu and Rangpur are all part of the same conspiracy,” said the road transport minister.
The prime minister instructed not to spare the perpetrators, who ever they are, added Quader.