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Case filed against Shishir Manir for hurting religious sentiments

Case filed against Shishir Manir for hurting religious sentiments
Supreme Court lawyer Shishir Manir. Photo: Collected
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A case has been filed in a Dhaka court against Shishir Manir, a candidate from Jamaat for Sunamganj-2 constituency and a Supreme Court lawyer, on charges of hurting religious sentiments.

On Sunday, lawyer Ridwan Hossain Robin filed the case as the plaintiff in the court of Dhaka’s Additional Metropolitan Magistrate Jashita Islam. The court accepted the case and ordered the DB police to submit a report to the court.

The allegations in the case state that approximately 91 percent of Bangladesh’s total population is Muslim. For people who believe in the Islamic religion, religion and religious rituals are an extremely sensitive matter.

Therefore, followers of the Muslim religion will never accept using fasting (roja) and worship (puja) together, even as an example. Rather, such an example will create disorder and anxiety. The statement made by accused Shishir Monir and broadcast by the accused’s YouTube channel DSN (equating roja and puja to two sides of the same coin) has directly hurt the religious beliefs and sentiments of the people of Bangladesh who believe in Islam religion.

The case details go on to state that such statements made by the accused Shishir Manir and broadcast by the accused’s YouTube channel DSN (equating roja and puja to two sides of the same coin) have directly hurt the religious beliefs and sentiments of the people of Bangladesh who believe in the Islamic religion. The accused Shishir Monir, deliberately and through a YouTube channel named DSN, in an attempt to gain political advantage by hurting the religious sentiments of the Muslim populace of Bangladesh, mentioned in a video that ‘Roza and Puja are two sides of the same coin’, which has not only hurt the religious sentiments of the Muslim populace of Bangladesh but has also created disorder among devout Muslims.

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