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Alatchakra

A Myth of Bangladesh

By Md.Rakib RowshanPublished 2 months ago 3 min read
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In 1990, a news from the Satkhira region of Bangladesh made a lot of noise in the outside world. Young women suddenly started disappearing from Satkhira and its surrounding areas.

They are nowhere to be found. A group named "Alatchakra" was rumored to be directly behind this incident. Everyone started saying that this Alatchakra is responsible for the sudden disappearance of girls.

But who or what is this Alatchakra?

We all have heard the name of Satanism. Believing and worshiping Satan as the creator is Satanism in one word. Its public and public practice is prohibited in almost all religions and societies. Therefore, the worship of Satan has to be done very secretly, hidden from the public eye. So for ages various groups have been secretly practicing this Satanism. "Alat Chakra" is one such group.

But why did Alatchakra start abducting girls?

After investigation, it is known that the followers of a terrible and powerful jinn called Ifrit are "Alatchakra". And they are the ones who kidnapped those young girls. Because ifrit's unique, one of the most surprising feature is that they have full capacity to have sex with humans.

Ifrit's followers arrange for Ifrit's intercourse with young women, through exorcistic rites. The purpose is to spread the descendants and followers of Ifrit in human society.

Normal people are born at the beginning of nine months, but Ifrit's child takes a month to be born. Ifrit's unborn child grew in 29 days in the young woman's womb. He was born without any kind of naval cord or umbilical cord. That is, as the umbilical cord is not connected to the mother's immortality, it does not receive any nourishment from the mother. Just used the mother's stomach as a pouch for a month. But the child was nurtured and brought up by the Ifrit Jinn himself.

The young woman was killed after giving birth. And the child is brought up in the world for the purpose of propagating the Ifrit in the human race. Only an evil witch called Kalapari can communicate with them. As the Ifrit's blood is highly poisonous, the poison is carried into their children's blood as well. If the child cannot rid itself of the deadly poison within 28 days, the child will die from the effects of the poison. Ordinary people cannot afford to see this Ifrit. Only its sound and breath can be heard.

Once upon a time, the secret and brutal story of Alatchakra got leaked. At that time, a professor of Dhaka University. Qasim Ali led a movement called 'Qayamat Andolan' to exterminate Ifrit's followers and descendants. Capitalizing on public support, the movement initially progressed at its own pace, but most of the professor's actions were violent and extremist. Therefore, the government imposed a ban on this movement, all its activities were declared prohibited. But the professor did not give up, secretly continued the work of suppressing the descendants of Ifrit Jinn.

Kasim Ali wrote a book based on this story called 'The Evil Child'.

Although the storyteller has not completely resorted to Islamic mythology to present the story of Ifrit, he has also mixed some of his own sweetness. Because, this story of Satkhira, Alatchakra, Professor Kasim Ali of Dhaka University, are all imagination of the author. It has no factual basis.

However, in Satkhira's Kalaroa, Shyamnagar, Debhata or the Sundarbans near the Indian border, such an event had quite a response in the nineties. Villagers love to present mysteries and rumors as amusing stories. Two or four young women may have gone missing for some reason, with ifrit or alatchakra mixed with compelling fiction. Even the middle-aged people of those areas believe this incident to be true.

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