"Passing keeps no date-book, and Ansatullah [sic] knows no time!," peruses the SMS sent to Anu Muhammad, likewise the part secretary of the National Council to Ensure Oil, Gas, Mineral Assets, and Power and Port.
The left-inclining urban body has been challenging at the administration's choice to set up a coal-let go control plant close to the Sundarbans.
The SMS was sent from mobile phone number 01629967551. There is a banned aggressor furnish called Ansarullah Bangla Group (ABT). It was impractical to cross-check whether "Ansatullah" of the SMS is an incorrect spelling of Ansarullah.
Whenever reached, the teacher told Prothom Alo that he got the instant message the previous evening. He has not documented any broad journal (GD) up 'til now, the teacher included.
The demise danger was issued days after the city gathering has reported to send an open letter to the Indian head administrator, Narenda Modi, asking for him to scrap the India-Bangladesh kinship coal-based power plant extend.
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