কলম্বো বিস্ফোরণে মূলচক্রীর আব্বা ও 2 ভাই খতম - Sri Lanka Terror attack

শুক্রবার নিরাপত্তাবাহিনী ও জঙ্গিদের গুলির লড়াইয়ে 15 জনের মৃত্যু হয় । তাদের মধ্যে মূলচক্রীর আব্বা ও 2 ভাই খতম ছিল ।

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Published : Apr 28, 2019, 2:45 PM IST

কলম্বো, 28 এপ্রিল : কলম্বো ধারাবাহিক বিস্ফোরণের সন্দেহভাজন মূলচক্রীর আব্বা ও দুই ভাইকে খতম করল নিরাপত্তাবাহিনী । গোপন ডেরায় ঢুকে শুক্রবার তাদের নিকেশ করা হয় । পুলিশ সূত্রে এই খবর পাওয়া গেছে ।

21 এপ্রিল গির্জায় ইস্টারের প্রার্থনা চলাকালীন ধারাবাহিক বিস্ফোরণে কেঁপে ওঠে কলম্বো । উত্তর অংশের কোচ্চিকাড়ে, কাটুওয়াপিটিয়া ও বাট্টিকালোর চার্চে বিস্ফোরণ হয় । শাংরি লা, সিনামন গ্র্যান্ড ও কিংসবারি হোটেলও বিস্ফোরণে কেঁপে ওঠে । তার ঘণ্টাখানেক পরই আরও দুটি বিস্ফোরণ হয়। ঘটনায় 253 জনের মৃত্যু হয়েছে । প্রাথমিকভাবে কোনও সংগঠন ঘটনার দায় স্বীকার না করলেও পরে ISIS বিস্ফোরণের দায় নেয় । পরে শ্রীলঙ্কার রাষ্ট্রপতি মৈত্রীপালা সিরিসেনা জানান, বিস্ফোরণের দিন শাংরি লা হোটেলেই সন্দেহভাজন মূলচক্রী মৌলবি জ়াহরান হাশিমের মৃত্যু হয়েছে ।

সেনা ও পুলিশকে নিয়ে বিশেষ টাস্ক ফোর্স গঠন করা হয় । শুক্রবার রাতে গোয়ন্দারা খবর পান , শ্রীলঙ্কার পূর্ব উপকূলের একটি বাড়িতে জঙ্গিরা ঘাঁটি গেড়ে রয়েছে । নিরাপত্তাবাহিনী সেই বাড়িটিকে ঘিরে ফেলেন । পালানোর পথ নেই বুঝতে পেরে নিরাপত্তাবাহিনীকে লক্ষ্য করে গুলি চালায় জঙ্গিরা । পালটা জবাব দেয় বাহিনী । দু’পক্ষের গুলির লড়াইয়ে 15 জনের মৃত্যু হয় ।

পুলিশ সূত্রে খবর, নিহতদের মধ্যে জ়াহরান হাশিমের আব্বা মহম্মদ হাশিম, দুই ভাই জাইনি ও রিলওয়ান রয়েছে । সম্প্রতি সোশাল মিডিয়ায় একটি ভিডিয়ো ছড়িয়ে পড়েছিল । সেখানে এই তিনজন অন্য ধর্মের মানুষের বিরুদ্ধে যুদ্ধের ডাক দেয় ।

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Rome, Italy - 19 March 2019
1. Printed copy of Leonardo da Vinci's portrait from an 19th century book
2. Exhibition entrance at the Scuderie del Quirinale (Quirinale Palace stables). Writing on the wall reading in Italian: "Leonardo da Vinci: Science before science"
3. Tilt up to wooden model from 1953 of the "Aliante" based on Leonardo da Vinci drawing
4. Wide of museum room, people looking at the pieces in the background
5. Pan right of wooden model from 1953 based on Leonardo da Vinci's drawing "Flexed Wing"
6. Close up of wooden model from 1953 based on Leonardo da Vinci's drawings in the "Codex Atlanticus"
7. SOUNDBITE (Italian), Simone Bertelli, Assistant Curator of the exhibition "Leonardo da Vinci: Science before science":
"The exhibition 'Leonardo da Vinci: Science before science' is organized in ten rooms, each of them referring to a theme related to Leonardo's activity as a scientist. In every room there is a drawing from (Leonardo da Vinci's) "Codex Atlanticus" displayed at the Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan. Every drawing refers to a different theme, a different chapter which is developed in each room."
8. Mid of book originally owned by Leonardo da Vinci, Treaty of Civil and Military Architecture by Francesco Di Giorgio Martini from 1480-1482 approximately
9. Pan right of Leonardo da Vinci's book with his notes on the sides
10. SOUNDBITE (English), Simone Bertelli, Assistant Curator of the exhibition "Leonardo da Vinci: Science before science":
"His culture was 15th century culture coming from the humanist period and Leonardo was a son of his time, so he was not the isolated genius and inventor that the 20th century wanted (to tell us) us to think. We chose the subtitle "Science before science" because the concept of science is something very modern that starts in the 17th century, so it wasn't exactly a scientific culture at the time of Leonardo. It was a mix of humanistic culture putting (bringing) together literature, the passion for classics, for Ancient Rome and the technology of the time. This is the world in which Leonardo grew up, where his culture found its roots."
11. Wide of museum room with people looking at the pieces
12. Wide of museum room with people looking at the pieces
13. "Cover war carriage", wooden model from 1953 based on Leonardo's original drawing in the "Codex Atlanticus"
14. Close up of "war carriage cover "
15. Close up of "war carriage cover "
16. Picture of the "multi-barrelled machine" drawing by Leonardo da Vinci in the "Codex Atlanticus"
17. Close up of "multi-barrelled machine"
18. Original drawing of "giant crossbow" by Leonardo da Vinci from the Codex Atlanticus (1485-1492)
19. Tilt up original drawing of "giant crossbow" by Leonardo da Vinci from the "Codex Atlanticus" (1485-1492)
20. "Giant crossbow", wooden scale model from 1953 based on the "Codex Atlanticus" by Leonardo da Vinci
21. Mid of people with copy of Botticelli's painting in the background
22. SOUNDBITE (Italian), Simone Bertelli, Assistant Curator of the exhibition "Leonardo da Vinci: Science before science":
"Leonardo's great lesson, which is a timeless one, is that of being curious, always wondering 'why?' Trying to understand all the mechanisms, looking into things, the way he often does through his drawings, be it a drawing of human anatomy - sectioning a corpse - or be it a drawing of a cog or a machine - for example the beautiful drawing of the "spinning wheel."
23. Wide of "spinning wheel with spindle", original drawing by Leonardo da Vinci from the "Codex Atlanticus" (1495)
24. Close of "spinning wheel with spindle", wooden model from 1953
25. Tilt down of "study for a hydraulic pump /man with perspectograph", original drawing by Leonardo da Vinci from the "Codex Atlanticus" (1478-1482)
26. Wide of Leonardo's notes
27. Close up of Leonardo da Vinci's drawing 'drop-down sluice gates' original drawing by Leonardo da Vinci from the "Codex Atlanticus" (1478-1482)
28. Wide of museum room
29. SOUNDBITE (Italian), Simone Bertelli, Assistant Curator of the exhibition "Leonardo da Vinci: Science before science":
"One of the most important quotation by Leonardo is this: 'Only science is the daughter of experience'. For him, this meant that a culture based on books - as it often was in the Middle Ages - was not enough; a direct application of knowledge was necessary and it could only come from experience."
30. Mid of people looking at the exhibit
31. Copy of "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci
32. Close of sign reading in Italian: "Leonardo da Vinci: Science before science"
33. Pan left from Quirinale palace, Rome, to the Scuderie del Quirinale museum, Rome
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It's 500 years since the death of Leonardo da Vinci, and his work is being celebrated across Italy.
But it's not just his artistic abilities that are being celebrated - but his scientific and technical genius too.
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Leonardo da Vinci is known across the world for his masterpieces such as the 'Mona Lisa' and 'The Last Supper'.
But the artist was also a scientist, an engineer and an architect.
The exhibition dedicated to his technical powers, "Leonardo da Vinci: Science Before Science" is currently on dispay in Rome.
The exhibit, curated by Claudio Giorgione in collaboration with the Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology and the Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan, displays da Vinci's theoretical and technological works.
Spread over ten rooms, each room contains one original drawing from da Vinci's extraordinary manual "Codex Atlanticus", which includes architectural and geometric drawings of machinery and mankind.
Alongside the drawings, the show offers a large selection of wooden models built in the 1950s, which bring Leonardo's sketches to life.
Simone Bertelli is the exhibition's assistant curator says he reflected the ideas of the world around him.
"Coming from the humanist period Leonardo was a son of his time, so he was not the isolated genius and inventor that the 20th century wanted us to think," he says.
"We chose the subtitle "Science before science" because the concept of science is something very modern that starts in the 17th century, so it wasn't exactly a scientific culture at the time of Leonardo. It was a mix of humanistic culture putting together literature, the passion for classics, for Ancient Rome and the technology of the time. This is the world in which Leonardo grew up, where his culture found its roots."
As well as the ten original drawings on display are books from Leonardo's time, one of which belonged to the artist himself.
His handwritten notes are still visible on some of the pages. Leonardo often used his left-hand to draw and he used to write his notes from right to left.
The collection includes more than 200 pieces, which aim to give the public a sense of the cultural environment that inspired the Italian genius.
Leonardo da Vinci was born in Anchiano, a tiny hamlet near Vinci on April 15th, 1452 and died on May 2nd, 1519, in Cloux (now Clos-Lucé), France.
"Leonardo da Vinci: Science Before Science" runs until June 30th, 2019 in the Scuderie del Quirinale (Quirinale Palace stables).
May 2, 2019 marks the 500th anniversary of Leonardo's death.
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