Bring the culprits to justice

So, please find out the real culprits. We don't want repetition of such incidents.

I just heard about the attack on Awami League supporters at Gulistan, Dhaka. Sixteen people were dead and over 300 injured.

Since we are not in the country and cannot do anything for them, all we can do is to pray for the victims. May Allah help us all.

Emran Taher, Montreal, Canada

We are proud to be Muslims. Our religion teaches us not to harm anyone and to be tolerant to the other religions. But some people are now killing fellow humans. I do not know what religion those people are following.

I was shocked to learn the news of the bomb blasts in Sheikh Hasina's meeting. We should strongly protest against such madness. May Allah show us the right path.

Nazrul Islam Rizvi, Nurjahan Road, Mohammadpur, Dhaka

It is a matter of great regret that continuous bomb blasts are rocking our country and we have nothing to do. It seems we are now accustomed to living with such threats. And that is really a dangerous proposition. We must raise our voice against the deadly bombers.

Putul, Department of law, DU

It is worse than the worst nightmare. After hoaxes, came the horrible incidents. The government has always been complacent towards the extremists. Bangla Bhai still reigns supreme in his region. They can get away with killing innocent people in cinema halls , Ramna Batamul etc. Even the foreign dignitaries are not safe. The sheer Negligence,and in some cases explicit patronisation from elements within the government, has led to the attack on the opposition leader which claimed 18 human lives and maimed hundreds . The hospitals in Dhaka were not enough to take care of the injured. The magnitude of the attack was unimaginable.

It is the government which is supposed to ensure security for all. It has failed miserably to do so. Even a section of the government is alleged to have links with the extremist elements (one minister has backed up Bangla Bhai publicly).

Joy, Dhaka