On Thursday, a militant group attacked a mosque in in the district of northern Bangladesh on  killing at least four people including one attacker and two officials, injuring at least twelve people, Bangladeshi police said.  reported two suspects were arrested. Location of Kishoreganj More than 200,000 people had gathered for Eid prayers marking Ramadan's end. The attackers reportedly used homemade explosives. Officials said the incident injured nine policemen. By reports at least one blast took place while the people were offering prayers. The attackers also used sharp objects which killed one official. The other policeman was killed by explosives. Shafiqul Islam, a local, said the police searched for suspects amongst devotees and nearby houses. Government officials said the attacks were made in order to "destabalise Prime Minister  's government".
On Thursday, a militant group attacked a mosque in in the district of northern Bangladesh on Eid al-Fitr killing at least four people including one attacker and two officials, injuring at least twelve people, Bangladeshi police said. Al Jazeera reported two suspects were arrested. Location of Kishoreganj More than 200,000 people had gathered for Eid prayers marking Ramadan's end. The attackers reportedly used homemade explosives. Officials said the incident injured nine policemen. By reports at least one blast took place while the people were offering prayers. The attackers also used sharp objects which killed one official. The other policeman was killed by explosives. Shafiqul Islam, a local, said the police searched for suspects amongst devotees and nearby houses. Government officials said the attacks were made in order to "destabalise Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina 's government".
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