Amidst the violence taking place in Bangladesh, a Hindu youth was brutally murdered. This incident has shocked the entire country. Is. On this, United Nations (UN) Secretary General Antonio Guterres’ spokesperson Stephane Dujarric gave a statement saying that we are concerned about the situation in Bangladesh. We appeal to the Government of Bangladesh to ensure the safety of every citizen, irrespective of religion.
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Protests and violent incidents have been taking place in many cities including Dhaka since last week in Bangladesh. These incidents have started after the death of youth leader Osman Hadi. During this period, especially the murder of a Hindu youth named Dipu Chandradas at the hands of a mob has attracted the attention of the world including the UN. The mob tied the murdered body of Deepu to a tree and burnt it.
Protection of minorities is necessary
Expressing concern over violence in Bangladesh, Stephen Dujarric has especially emphasized on the safety of minorities. He said that people who are not from the majority community also have the right to feel safe. In such a situation, it is necessary that the interim government of Mohammad Yunus takes steps to stop the incidents of violence in Bangladesh.
Guterres’ spokesman expressed hope that the government of Mohammad Yunus would do everything possible to keep every Bangladeshi safe. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk has called on the people of Bangladesh to maintain peace and end violence. He said that there should be an atmosphere of peace and security in the country before the elections to be held in February.
American lawmakers are also worried
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America has also expressed concern over the situation in Bangladesh. On Monday, two members of the US House of Representatives condemned the violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. Congressman Raja Krishnamurthy said I am shocked by the targeted mob killing of a Hindu man, Dipu Chandra Das, in Bangladesh. Suhas Subramaniam has also called the attacks on minority communities in Dhaka worrying.
There has been political turmoil in Bangladesh for more than a year. A round of protests has been going on in Bangladesh since June-July last year. Right-wing forces are clearly visible behind these demonstrations. In such a situation, minorities and liberal minded people are being targeted in their demonstrations.
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