The High Court of Bangladesh has raised a critical question: why should adequate security not be provided to shrines and other religious sites across the country? In a recent ruling, the court sought answers from relevant authorities regarding the lack of security at these spiritual places, which have been subject to increasing threats.
The ruling comes as part of a response to a petition calling for justice and legal action against individuals involved in attacks on shrines. The High Court has ordered that the application be resolved within the next two months, emphasizing the need for swift action in bringing the perpetrators to justice.
This directive reflects the court’s commitment to upholding religious safety and protecting the sanctity of these sites, ensuring that they remain places of peace and spiritual refuge.