India stood with the family of Dipu Das in Bangladesh, we are with you, not just said, but demonstrated.

News India Live, Digital Desk: For the last few days, only heart-wrenching and anger-filled news was coming from Bangladesh. But amidst this darkness, a news has come which gives some relief and comfort. This news is an example of India’s sensitivity and humanity. India did not leave the family of Dipu Chandra Das, who was killed during the violence in Chittagong, unclaimed. The family buried under the mountain of sorrow. We all saw how an innocent person, Dipu Das, lost his life during the ISKCON controversy and protests. His family was completely devastated by his departure. Imagine what must be going through the old parents and family whose young son went away like this. In such a situation, people often express sympathy and go away, but the Government of India has taken a big step there. According to reports, officials of the Assistant High Commission of India in Chittagong went to the house of Dipu Das and met his family. This was not just a formal meeting. The officials sat there and shared the grief of the family and assured them that India stands with them in this difficult time. Not only this, immediate financial assistance was also handed over to the victim’s family from India’s side. Although the value of someone’s life cannot be measured by money, but this help acts as a great support in times of trouble. This makes the family realize that there are still people standing up for them in the world. Support is coming from all over the world. Not only the Indian government, but people in America and other corners of the world are also hurt by this incident and are coming forward to help. This case has shown that even if borders divide us, when an innocent person is tortured, there is no limit to humanity. A strong message, this step of India also has a lot of significance diplomatically. This is a strong message to the Bangladesh government and the miscreants there that India is not going to remain silent regarding the safety of the minorities living there. If any wrong happens to an Indian or a person from the minority community, India will take care of them. Dipu cannot come back, but the support given to his family will probably be able to heal their wounds a little.