Amid reports of increasing violence against Hindus, a notification issued by the President’s Office of Bangladesh has further raised concerns about the safety of Hindus in the country. In the notification, senior Hindu officials of Bangladesh’s ministries and departments have been asked for their personal information. Experts have expressed concern about this and said that
Attacks on Hindus have not stopped since the coup in Bangladesh. Every day there are reports of attacks on Hindus and Hindu temples. The latest case is from Sonadanga Residential area of Khurja, where a 15-year-old Hindu minor was beaten up badly in the police station on Wednesday night. According to the information, this child
BJP will present its report today in the annual coordination meeting of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh being held in Palakkad, Kerala. Organization General Secretary BL Santosh will present the annual report on behalf of the party. On Saturday, another report was presented on the condition of Hindus in Bangladesh and ways to protect them. Many Sangh
This is the homeland of Muslims. There is no certainty about our lives here. If there is no certainty in our motherland, then where else on earth will there be any certainty… This is an episode from the controversial novel Lajja by popular Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen. Lajja is a novel published in 1993 by
The Hindus who felt safe in Bangladesh till two weeks ago, are now feeling scared there. Hindus are scared since the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government on August 5. Hindus living there are being killed, temples are being attacked, shops are being looted and they are being threatened. National Hindu Grand Alliance of Bangladesh claims
A lot has changed in Bangladesh after August 5. While protests are being held on the streets during the day to demand justice, the nights of the country are also restless. Even though the city of Dhaka is sleeping during dark nights, Hindus living in some areas have taken up the responsibility of their own
After the overthrow of Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh, the condition of minorities and especially the people of Hindu community is the worst. Due to this, Hindu people have come out on the streets and have taken the responsibility of their own safety into their own hands. See this ground report from Dhaka…
Big political developments are going on in Bangladesh. After the resignation of Sheikh Hasina from the post of Prime Minister, an interim government has been formed, whose command has been taken over by Mohammad Yunus. Meanwhile, in the neighboring country, the worst condition is of minorities and especially the people of Hindu community. Due to
Amidst the continuous attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, Bangladesh’s interim government leader Mohammad Yunus has visited Dhakeshwari Temple in Dhaka. Which is one of the most sacred Shakti Peethas and the largest Hindu temples of Bangladesh. During this, Mohammad Yunus met the Hindu Student Organization. Watch video.
Bangladesh is burning in the fire of unrest, anarchy and violence. Be it a common citizen or an honorable person holding a high position. Everyone is burning in this hatred. The situation is such that the Chief Justice of the country has had to succumb to the attitude of a fearless and violent mob. On
Sajib Wajed Joy, son of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has expressed gratitude to the Narendra Modi government. He said that I express my gratitude to the Prime Minister for the prompt action taken to save my mother’s life. In a video message, he said, ‘My message to the Government of India is my
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and left Bangladesh. The rebel mob is looting and committing violence everywhere. Hindu minorities and their properties have been targeted. Bangladesh’s fundamentalist party Jamaat-e-Islami itself has issued a statement admitting the targeting of Hindu minorities.