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Bangladesh Violence: Blood of Hindus spilled in Bangladesh! Priyanka Gandhi upset; The tone of Congress’s outcry over the demand for justice

By Samira Vishwas
  • A 25-year-old Hindu youth, Dipu Chandra Das, was brutally murdered by a mob on false charges of blasphemy in Mymensingh, Bangladesh.
  • Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi has strongly condemned this incident and has demanded that the Modi government should aggressively raise this issue with the Bangladesh government.
  • Congress leaders have urged India to take immediate diplomatic steps for the security of not only Hindus but also Christian and Buddhist minorities.

Priyanka Gandhi on Bangladesh Hindu man lynched : In the neighboring country of Bangladesh (Bangladesh) The situation now seems to exceed all limits of humanity. Sheikh Hasina (Sheikh Hasina) after the fall of the government, the series of atrocities on Hindus started there is not stopping. In the latest incident, a 25-year-old Hindu laborer was beaten to death and his body burnt by a mob in the city of Mymensingh on mere charges of ‘blasphemy’. This incident has shaken the whole of India and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has appealed to the central government to take a strict stand in this matter.

Dipu Das Brutal Murder: What Really Happened?

25-year-old Dipu Chandra Das was working as a factory worker. On Friday, he was surrounded by a frenzied mob accusing him of blasphemy. He was severely beaten and died. Infuriatingly, his body was burnt after the murder. This incident is not just the killing of one person but it has become a frightening symbol of the insecurity of minorities in Bangladesh. Priyanka Gandhi termed the news as “extremely disturbing” and called it a crime against humanity.

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Priyanka Gandhi and Ashok Gehlot target the Centre

Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi expressed her anger on social media platform ‘X’. She said, “Killing on the basis of religion or identity is not acceptable in any civilized society. The Indian government should take serious note of the violence against Hindu, Christian and Buddhist minorities in Bangladesh.” On the other hand, former Chief Minister of Rajasthan Ashok Gehlot has also criticized the Modi government. “Why is the central government sitting as a silent spectator on such a serious issue?” He asked that question. Gehlot has demanded that India’s silence is giving strength to external forces and the government should immediately guarantee the safety of Hindus there through diplomatic intervention.

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The fate of minorities in Bangladesh hangs in the balance

Following the August 2024 coup d’état, the Hindu population of Bangladesh has continued to be targeted. Incidents like burning of houses, vandalism of temples and now outright ‘mob lynching’ have created an atmosphere of fear among the minorities there. Although Bangladesh’s interim government has condemned the incident and promised to “not spare the perpetrators”, the violence does not seem to be stopping in practice. The situation of Hindus in Bangladesh is no longer just an internal issue of that country. This is a matter of concern for India, and the issues raised by Priyanka Gandhi and the Congress are increasing pressure on the Modi government at the international level. Now, what concrete action the central government takes on this, everyone’s attention is drawn.

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