The financial damages of the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) are estimated at around Tk 10 crore in the arson attack during the recent violence over the quota reform movement.
In a statement issued in Dhaka on Thursday, the DSCC condemned the arson attack launched by miscreants on public property saying people is owner of public property, reports BSS.
The organised miscreants engaged in large scale of destruction of public property for halting development spree of the country, the statement read.
Such violent activities of anti-liberation forces are unacceptable; the DNCC expressed deep condemnation of the attack on public assets.
In fact, through these destructions, the nefarious attempt and conspiracy to overthrow the democratically elected government has been clearly visible to the countrymen. The DSCC strongly protested such planned destructive activities carried out by the miscreants.
According to the statement, the DSCC urged relevant organisations to identify the culprits for taking stern actions against them.
In the recent violence, the attackers set fire on three trucks and toll plaza of mayor Hanif Fly over and vandalised three vehicles and other establishments of the DSCC.
