A street before of Dhaka's Indian High
Commission has been named ‘Felani Road’ on Google Map.
This follows demand
of a Facebook cluster, at the same time as Bangladesh still fume over a Border personnel
(BSF) court material possession
off the soldier WHO killed
Felani.
On Friday night, Google Map showed the road between the Indian embassy and Brazil embassy as ‘Felani Rd’.
Felani Khatun was shot dead by BSF personnel in Gregorian calendar month 2011 on Kurigram’s Anantapur border.
Her body dangled for hours from the wire fence, agitating outrage in Bharat and Bangladesh and resulting in a barrage of criticism within the world media.
After perennial calls by capital of Bangladesh and demands of human-rights organisations, the BSF finally started making an attempt their trooper defendant of the killing.
However, on Sept 6, the special court not guilty prime defendant constable Amiya Ghosh. the decision LED to a furore in Bangladesh.
India on Friday aforementioned it might review the trial when Bangladesh expressed discontent over the decision and aforementioned it might challenge the choice.
After the decision, a page was opened on Facebook hard-to-please naming the road ahead of the Indian embassy as ‘Felani Road’.
Nearly 27,000 Facebook users likable the page till 2:30am on Saturday.
The page aforementioned they might name the road ‘Felani Road’ no matter the government's approval.
On Friday night, Google Map showed the road between the Indian embassy and Brazil embassy as ‘Felani Rd’.
Felani Khatun was shot dead by BSF personnel in Gregorian calendar month 2011 on Kurigram’s Anantapur border.
Her body dangled for hours from the wire fence, agitating outrage in Bharat and Bangladesh and resulting in a barrage of criticism within the world media.
After perennial calls by capital of Bangladesh and demands of human-rights organisations, the BSF finally started making an attempt their trooper defendant of the killing.
However, on Sept 6, the special court not guilty prime defendant constable Amiya Ghosh. the decision LED to a furore in Bangladesh.
India on Friday aforementioned it might review the trial when Bangladesh expressed discontent over the decision and aforementioned it might challenge the choice.
After the decision, a page was opened on Facebook hard-to-please naming the road ahead of the Indian embassy as ‘Felani Road’.
Nearly 27,000 Facebook users likable the page till 2:30am on Saturday.
The page aforementioned they might name the road ‘Felani Road’ no matter the government's approval.
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