Law and order situation disappointing, says Khelafat Majlis 

In an exclusive meeting on Wednesday Khelafat Majlis expressed its growing concerns over non-stop border incidents including killing, terming the domestic law and order enforcement activities as utmost disappointing. 

Majlis leaders voiced against the ongoing border killing, reportedly  carried out by the India's BSF.

The party in a central executive meeting at its Paltan office in the capital, said the citizens of Bangladesh are being shot along the BSF-vigilant border points. 

Terming the unabated border killing as the violation of the international law and human rights, they also pointed out attempts are in motion to push-out Bengali-speaking Muslims from different states of India- mostly from tensed West Bengal into Bangladesh through Assam and West Bengal borders.

The meeting, chaired by the Majlis Ameer Maulana Abdul Basit Azad and conducted by Secretary General Dr. Ahmad Abdul Qader, noted: Three Bangladesh citizens were shot down along Brahmanbaria and Lalmonirhat borders last week, but the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry has yet to summon the Dhaka's Indian High Commissioner, urging  the government for immediate steps at the diplomatic levels.

The Majlis expressed concern over rising incidents of murder, drug abuse, juvenile gangs and snatching across the country, alleging also of irregularities and extortion in Eid-franked cattle market leasing.

The meeting urged the government to strengthen flood protection measures in vulnerable regions and speed up investigations and trials related to recent killings and political violence.