French PM Said- Fight Against Radical Islam Will Continue

French PM said the fight against radical Islam will continue rigorously, the biggest protest ever in Bangladesh.

French PM Jean Castex said on Saturday that the government would continue to fight against radical Islam as the country lost three civilians in an attack in the southern city of Nice last month.

According to the leading news agency, Jean Castex said that we know our enemy. We have identified it. It is radical Islam which is a political ideology. This ideology rejects the Muslim religion.

Earlier, the French President Emmanuel Macron had said that Islam is in trouble. Protests were held around the world over this controversial statement of the French President.

The process of these demonstrations continues even today.

Thousands of people protested against Emmanuel Macron even today in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka. According to the news agency, it is said to be the biggest demonstration ever in this regard.

French President Emmanuel Macron has supported secular laws that allow cartoons to be made on Prophet Mohammed.

The demonstration was organized by Hifazat-e-Islam, a network of teachers and students from thousands of Islamic schools.

The report said that thousands of protesters gathered outside the main Baitul Mokarram mosque in the old area of ​​Dhaka and demonstrated.

The protesters boycotted French goods such as shouting slogans and burning effigies of macros.

Addressing the protesters, the leader of the Hifazat-e-Islam group, Nur-Hussain-Kashmir, said, “I demand the French government to apologize to two Arab Muslims around the world.”

He called for the Bangladesh government to close the French embassy, ​​saying it was a shame that Parliament had not even passed a resolution condemning Macros.

There is a big bomb blast in Kabul, Afghanistan today. Two other people, including a former news anchor, have died in the blast.

Afghanistan’s Tolo News reported that Yama Siyawash, a former news presenter from Kabul, died in an explosion in the Makarayan-e-Char area of ​​PD 9 in Kabul on Saturday morning.

Siavash, a former news presenter of Tolo News, and two others were killed in the IED blast. His trains were targeted in this blast.