After the coup in Bangladesh, an interim government has been formed. But questions are still being raised regarding the security of minorities and especially Hindus in the neighboring country. Meanwhile, Mohammad Yunus, chief advisor to the interim government of Bangladesh, called Prime Minister Modi.
Government, people, officers, judges and now the army. No one is safe in Bangladesh. The violence that has been going on for several days has now gone out of control. Meanwhile, there is news of attack on army soldiers also.
It is well known that relations between Sheikh Hasina and Mohammad Yunus were never good. Yunus has publicly said that absurd allegations have been made to harass me because I am Sheikh Hasina’s number one enemy. But his opinion about India was also not positive. He has made statements many times on the close relations
Some looted the saree, some the sofa, some the chicken and some the goat. People even looted TV and AC and took them to their homes. In Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka, the Prime Minister’s house was looted to such an extent that everyone in sight was looted.
When people were on the streets in Bangladesh against Sheikh Hasina. At that time, temples also came on the trail of violent mob. Attacks have been carried out targeting Hindu temples of Bangladesh. Miscreants have attacked Hindu businesses and temples. Bangladeshi media claims that these attacks took place in 27 districts. Miscreants have attacked temples
A movement in Bangladesh has overthrown Sheikh Hasina’s government. In this, the cadre of Islamic Student Camp and the student wing of Jamaat Islami have played an important role. Quoting sources of Indian intelligence agencies, it is reported that for the last two years, cadres of the Islamic student camp took admission in different universities
On one hand Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was fleeing the country, on the other hand there was looting in Dhaka. This plunder was so premeditated and this transformation was so peaceful, this revolution took place so peacefully that to the media of the Maghreb, now not only Dhaka but the whole of Bangladesh appears
Even after Sheikh Hasina resigned from the post of Prime Minister and left the country, violence is not stopping in Bangladesh. Now the miscreants are targeting minority Hindus, supporters of Sheikh Hasina and her party Awami League and their establishments.
Bangladesh Protest: Amidst violence in Bangladesh, ISKCON temple vandalized, statues also burnt, see aajtak.in New Delhi, 06 August 2024, Updated 11:23 AM IST Facebook twitter cancel Bangladesh Protest: After Sheikh Hasina’s resignation and leaving the country, the uproar continues in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, ISKCON temple was vandalized in Meherpur, Bangladesh. The idols were set on fire.
Bangladesh Violence: Religious places targeted amid uproar in Bangladesh, vandalism in many temples, see aajtak.in New Delhi, 06 August 2024, Updated 11:05 AM IST Facebook twitter cancel Bangladesh Violence News: Hindu temples also came under the grip of violence and vandalism in Bangladesh. According to sources, 4 temples were vandalized. A mob attacked a temple
After the coup in Bangladesh, which was burning in the fire of violence, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and reached India. Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy told Aaj Tak that Sheikh Hasina will not return to Bangladesh. Besides, he also made big claims regarding Pakistan and America. Watch this video.
Once again news of violence has emerged from the neighboring country Bangladesh. According to media reports, more than 32 people died while hundreds were injured in the violence that broke out in Bangladesh on Sunday. In fact, violence broke out after the police released tear gas and used stun grenades to disperse thousands of protesters