The Bangladeshi mass murderer at the heart of Britain’s Islamist establishment: In 1971, Chowdhury Mueen-Uddin abducted, tortured and murdered a number of Bangladeshi intellectuals and patriots, who were seeking self-determination and independence for Bangladesh. Following the failure of his campaign and Bangladesh’s independence, Mueen-Uddin then fled to Britain.
Here in UK Chowdhury Mueen-Uddin established himself as a pillar of the Bangladeshi British Muslim establishment, the prime mover of its Jamaat-e-Islami, directed Islamist politics, and – most shockingly – as the director of Muslim Spiritual Care Provision in the NHS and is also a chairman of the Multi-Faith Group for Healthcare Chaplaincy.
How did he manage it?
First of all, almost nobody challenged him: certainly not from within the National Health Service. After all, the men and women Mueen-Uddin murdered were just brown Muslims from a far away place.








