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DHAKA, Bangladesh - A publisher of secular books was hacked to death and three other people were wounded in two separate attacks Saturday at publishing houses in Bangladesh's capital, police said.

Both of the publishers involved in Saturday's attacks had published works of Bangladeshi-American blogger and writer Avijit Roy, who was hacked to death on the Dhaka University campus while walking with his wife in February.

The slaughtered body of publisher Faisal Arefin Deepan of the Jagriti Prokashoni publishing house was found inside his office following the second of Saturday's attacks, senior police officer Shibly Noman said.

Day by day Bangladesh is becoming more dangerous than Pakistan. All those people who sacrificed their blood to give this place independence would be rolling over in their graves. 

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Day by day Bangladesh is becoming more dangerous than Pakistan. All those people who sacrificed their blood to give this place independence would be rolling over in their graves. 

I do not understand how a party, which was responsible for killing so much killing of Bangladeshis and was against partition can have so much support in independent Bangladesh today. Religious extremism is a terrible, terrible thing and India should do well to be on guard against any signs of it

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I do not understand how a party, which was responsible for killing so much killing of Bangladeshis and was against partition can have so much support in independent Bangladesh today. Religious extremism is a terrible, terrible thing and India should do well to be on guard against any signs of it

The answer Lies in one word "Islam" . Muslim countries hardly become secular. Infact the huge success of Islam tempt the other religions to behave in that way , while the peaceful religions like Parsis or Yazidi's are failure

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