VHP demonstration near Bangladesh High Commission in Delhi in protest against brutality on Hindus in Bangladesh.

New Delhi, 23 December. Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal workers on Tuesday staged a massive protest near the Bangladesh High Commission in Chanakyapuri against the ongoing brutality on minority Hindus in Bangladesh and the alleged lynching of a Hindu youth. The situation became tense during the demonstration and there were reports of clashes with the police at many places.

The protesters raised slogans – Stop killing Hindus…

The protesters raised slogans like ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’, ‘Yunus government come to its senses’ and ‘Stop killing Hindus’. The angry mob pushed the security barricades, causing at least two layers of the barricades to break. Some protesters also burnt the effigy of Bangladesh’s interim government chief Mohammad Yunus. One protester said, ‘If we do not raise our voice today, everyone will become Dipu tomorrow.’

Last week 18th DecembermDeepu was murdered yesterday

In fact, on December 18, 25-year-old Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das was allegedly beaten to death by a mob in Baluka area of ​​Mymensingh district of Bangladesh. It is alleged that after the murder his body was set on fire. It was reported that the incident was related to the alleged blasphemy charge. This incident has created outrage in many countries including India. Bangladesh Police has confirmed the arrest of 12 people so far in this case.

In view of the demonstration, Delhi Police and paramilitary forces were already put on high alert. Three levels of barricading was done outside the Bangladesh High Commission. Police also detained some protesters to bring the situation under control and later reinstated the barricades. During the protest, a person cries and says – ‘This country belongs to Ram. This country belongs to Krishna. We do not kill anyone, but the honor of our sisters and daughters is being robbed.

Bangladesh expressed concern about the security of its diplomatic institutions

Amid protests against Bangladesh in many parts of India including Delhi, Bangladesh has expressed concern about the security of its diplomatic institutions in India. Bangladesh summoned the Indian High Commissioner after the incidents in New Delhi and Siliguri. The Bangladesh Foreign Ministry said the violence and threats against diplomatic premises are a violation of international norms. India rejected the allegations of security lapse and said that the protest in New Delhi was short-lived and there was no threat.