On Saturday, a substantial crowd gathered in front of the British Parliament to protest the escalating violence against Hindu minorities in post-Hasina Bangladesh.
Demonstrators carried placards reading 'Save Hindus' and 'Hindu Lives Matter,' and chanted fervent slogans of "Justice Justice...We Want Justice," demanding global attention and intervention to address the attacks and ensure the safety of minority communities.
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Thousands of people in Bangladesh have been trying to cross over to India since violent protests gripped the country in July. There have been reports of attacks on Hindus, many of whom hope to find safety with Bangladesh's Hindu-majority neighbour.
Thousands of people in Bangladesh have been trying to cross over to India since violent protests gripped the country in July. There have been reports of attacks on Hindus, many of whom hope to find safety with Bangladesh's Hindu-majority neighbour.
In a controversial decision, Bangladesh's new interim government led by Muhammad Yunus has imposed restrictions on Durga Puja celebrations, asking Hindus to pause musical instruments during namaz and azan. This move has sparked heated debates and raised concerns about communal harmony in the country. Watch as we explore the implications of this decision on Bangladesh's religious and cultural landscape and its potential impact on India-Bangladesh relations.
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Bangladesh's chief adviser Muhammad Yunus has called for fair relations with India and neighboring nations. After assuming office, he initiated talks with India.. IndiaTimes
Dramatic scenes unfolded in Dhaka as hundreds of student protesters and political activists armed with bamboo sticks, iron rods, and pipes launched a violent assault on supporters of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The violence escalated as protesters torched the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum, once the home of assassinated leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, during an uprising that has left the city in turmoil. With Hasina now in exile, the anniversary of Rahman's death has become a flashpoint for unrest, and the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus has canceled the national mourning day. Journalists were threatened, and chaos reigned as the protesters clashed with Hasina's supporters. Watch now to understand the full scale of the crisis gripping Bangladesh!
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Bangladesh's interim government chief advisor, Muhammad Yunus, visited the Dhakeshwari National Temple in Dhaka amid escalating violence against the Hindu community. In a show of solidarity, the Nobel laureate called for unity and equal rights for all, emphasising the importance of addressing the root causes of communal tensions. Yunus's visit comes in the wake of numerous attacks on Hindus following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, with widespread protests demanding better protection for minority communities. Watch the full coverage of Yunus's temple visit and his appeal for peace and justice.
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The Bangladesh interim government has issued a stern ultimatum, demanding that all illegal and unauthorized firearms be surrendered by August 19. This includes weapons looted from law enforcement during recent violent protests that have rocked the nation. Home Affairs Adviser Brigadier General (retd) M Sakhawat Hussain emphasized the severity of the situation, warning that failure to comply will result in extensive search operations and severe legal consequences for those in possession of such arms. The government's crackdown comes amidst ongoing turmoil following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, as the interim administration, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, seeks to restore order and stability in the country.
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Sheikh Hasina, who recently resigned as Bangladesh's Prime Minister and fled Dhaka amid protests, had prepared an undelivered speech intended to address the unrest that led to her resignation. As the situation worsened and security concerns escalated, she was advised to leave without delivering the speech. Now in India, the 76-year-old has revealed details of the undelivered address, accusing the United States of plotting a regime change in Bangladesh. These allegations, if aired, would have highlighted a significant geopolitical claim linked to her departure from office.
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A special announcement resonated from a loudspeaker inside a mosque in Bangladesh, issued by the 'Students Against Discrimination' group. In a call for peace during the country's turbulent period, the..
Following the resignation of Sheikh Hasina as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister, violent clashes have erupted across the country, targeting Hindu minorities. Recent attacks include the vandalism and arson..