Mohammad Yunus, head of the interim government of Bangladesh, has called youth and students of the Hindu community for a meeting to discuss the solution to the crisis and the safety of Hindus. Minorities in the neighboring country are now demanding a Minority Protection Act to protect Hindus and other minorities from atrocities. Group of
Bangladesh’s interim government chief Mohammad Yunus on Saturday condemned the attacks on violence-hit minority communities. He described the attacks on minorities as heinous and urged all the youth to ensure the safety of Hindu, Christian and Buddhist families. According to Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council and Bangladesh Puja Udyapan Parishad, two Hindu organisations, members
An interim government has arrived in Bangladesh. But the question is – when will the situation there improve? When will the attacks on Hindus stop? When will the targeting of temples stop? Nobel laureate Mohammad Younis took command. In his congratulatory message, Prime Minister Modi expressed hope that soon the safety of Hindus and minorities
Bangladesh remains in the headlines after the coup and violence. Amidst the violence and arson in Bangladesh, miscreants have now started targeting minority Hindus. Houses and shops of Hindus are being set on fire, even Hindu temples built in Bangladesh have now become victims of this violence. Meherpur ISKCON temple in Bangladesh has also been