If you help our enemy, it becomes difficult to honour the mutual cooperation : Gayeshwar Roy, BNP
Roy further said that India has now taken the responsibility of Sheikh Hasina.
Arrest Sheikh Hasina and send her back to Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami party has admitted that Hindus were targeted in Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina’s resignation. They also acknowledged that Hindu temples were attacked.
A Hindu girl writes a letter to PM Modi requesting help for the Bangladeshi Hindus
I want to request the Indian Government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi that they should help us as soon as possible.
Attacks on Hindus continue in Bangladesh
Jamaat-e-Islami is creating lists of Hindu homes and shops and targeting them accordingly.
Try to get us protection or we’ll be wiped out from Bangladesh : A Bangladeshi Hindu pleads
When contacted, a prominent Hindu in a big city did not take the call.
Bangladesh’s Army and Police behind the attacks on Hindus
The question arises whether India will now intervene to protect the Hindus there.
Extreme Daunting Situation for Hindus in Bangladesh : No One Left to Save Them
Students, the general public, BNP, and Jamaat joined forces, calling for Hasina’s resignation. Nearly 103 people were killed during the protests, bringing the total number of dead to almost 300.
Muhammad Yunus to be Bangladesh’s interim President
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been unanimously chosen as the President. The decision has been taken in a meeting at The Rashtrapati Bhavan on the night of 6th August.
US has reportedly refused visa to Sheikh Hasina
It is said that the opposition political parties in Bangladesh had requested the US to intervene into the internal situation in Bangladesh. Therefore, Sheikh Hasina’s denial of US visa seems to be a part of this conspiracy.
Mass attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh : 2 Hindu corporators killed
Indian Railways has suspended all trains to Bangladesh indefinitely. Maitri Express, Bandhan Express and Mithali Express were already canceled due to violent protests in Bangladesh, according to the Ministry of Railways; but now the duration of cancellation has been extended indefinitely.