Own reporter:
The antiquities and traditional Lakshmipur Matak Mosque of Laxmipur district are being demolished on Thursday (March 22) morning in the village of Laxmipur-Ramgati in Majupur village of the municipality No. 10 of the municipality.
The mosque is known as Matka Masjid in the district, which is known as Matka Mosque.
Speaking to a member of the mosque committee, who did not wish to be named, he said that many of the members of the committee were not in favor of demolishing the old building of the mosque. Their opinion was that the main building of the mosque was renovated and the weak 3य़ storey building in the rear was demolished and the new building was built in the north of the main building, but their opinion was ignored.
The mosque was demolished and asked about the destruction of the mosque, who was standing next to the mosque, looking at the mosque with a regretful look, he said that it is not our tradition but the tradition of the largest No'khali, according to him, it is not right in any way.
Hasnat, a private employed youth, said what are we leaving for our future generations? Sometimes many people come from far and wide to this mosque to pray only Jumma prayers.
Jasim Uddin, General Secretary of the Mosque Committee and Acting General Secretary of Laxmipur Municipal Aomoli League, said that the mosque committee's decision will build a new mosque with 3 floors where the mosque's nast dome (Matka) will be built on the third floor.
But can the mosque committee break it as an antiquities? In response to such a question, he said, "They did not know the poison but Laxmipur Government College Principal Prof. Main Uddin Pathan said, "This is our tradition, it was not broken but it was necessary to preserve it."
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