Acid terrorism has become a common phenomenon in Bangladesh.
Observing the woes of acid victims, Ali Idris, a sensitive writer, could
not remain idle, as a mute spectator. He turned his pen into a mighty
weapon to fight the social evil and ended up writing a fictional account
titled, "Torol Agune Pora". As a conscious writer, Idris has
undertaken a noble effort to create mass awareness against acid
violence in order to establish a society free from acid terrorism. "Torol Agune Pora"
is his second novel, a pathetic story of a teenaged girl. Although the
story is based on hard reality, all of its characters are imaginary
through whom he has successfully depicted the woes of acid victims. Idris,
who is also a columnist, has dedicated...