The situation in Chittagong's Hazari Gali has become normal. Hundreds of shops that were sealed in the acid attack on coalition forces have been reopened. At this time, these shops were opened in the presence of senior officials of the joint forces.

Other shops also opened on time. Through this, relief has returned to the faces of the traders of Hazari street, which is known as the wholesale drug market and Swarnapatti.

On Thursday morning, it was seen that most of the sealed shops were opened. The crowd has increased as before. Sales are as busy as ever. Two gates of Hazari Gali have also been opened. People from different upazilas of Chittagong have come to buy medicines. The gold shopkeeper is also working as before.

Several businessmen said that we businessmen are also embarrassed by the unpleasant incident on Tuesday. With the help of the joint forces, we have regained the previous environment. There are about 300-400 shops here. Shops were locked due to Tuesday's problem. Now with everyone's support we can sit in the shop again. We will assist in identifying the terrorists who carried out the acid attack on the coalition forces.

Earlier on Tuesday, tension was created in Hazari Lane based on an anti-ISKON Facebook post by a businessman named Osman Ali. An estimated 500-600 miscreants gathered at Hazari Gali to kill Osman Ali and his brother and set fire to the shop.

Based on the information received from the local control room, 6 patrol teams of army, police and BGB members reached the area in no time. rescued them. At that time, acid and heavy bricks along with broken glass bottles were thrown at the officers of the joint forces.

In this incident, SI Mizanur Rahman of Kotwali police station filed a case against 500-600 other unknown people including the names of 49 people. The case was filed under the Acid Suppression Act alleging obstruction of police work and assault.

In this incident, 82 people were arrested from the scene. Later 33 people were released on bail. Another 49 people were sent to prison through the court.

Kotwali police station OC Fazlul Quader Chowdhury said that the sealed shop was opened in the presence of joint forces. The atmosphere of Hazari Gali is calm.