2,900 sued in Khulna over attacks on Bata, Domino’s, KFC outlets
UNB, Khulna
Published: 09 Apr 2025, 03:01 PM
Three separate cases have been filed against around 2,900 people over the recent attacks, vandalism, and looting at Bata, Domino’s Pizza, and KFC outlets in Khulna.
The managers of the outlets that came under attack filed the cases with Sonadanga Police Station on Tuesday night, said Sub-Inspector Abu Hasan, the duty officer at the police station.
According to police, Touhidul Islam, manager of the Bata showroom at Shibbari intersection, filed a case accusing around 1,200–1,300 unidentified people of vandalism.
Sujan Mondal, manager of KFC, lodged another case naming 700–800 unknown people as culprits, while Shamsul Alam filed a case on behalf of Domino’s Pizza accusing 700–800 unnamed people of involvement in the vandalism there.
The attacks were carried out on Monday evening (7 April) during a protest rally expressing solidarity with Palestinians and condemning the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
Demonstrators targeted KFC and Domino’s outlets on KDA Avenue in the city as well as Bata showroom located beside the Tiger Garden Hotel near Shibbari.
Police have so far arrested 33 people in connection with the incidents.