Prof. Robaet Ferdous of Dhaka University, central member of ‘National Citizens Committee’ Ariful Islam Adeeb, Chairman of ‘River and Delta Research Center’ Mohammad Azaz and others also provided their insights.
If this trend continues, it is likely that not only Mumbai but also the entire nation could shift towards a Muslim-majority, essentially creating a “second Bangladesh.”
If these attacks are not stopped, Bangladesh’s minority Hindus will face ethnic eradication.
Hindi news channel ‘Navbharat’ of Times Group has aired news about the population of villages in Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand.
US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters,’ We want to protect the rights of minorities in Bangladesh, as we do around the world.’
20- year-old Junan Chakma, 60-year-old Dhananjay and 30-year-old Rubel Tripura died in the violence. Locals claim that many more people have died.
Yunus has assured the safety of Hindus and all minorities in Bangladesh.
The Union Government should take steps at international-level to protect Hindus.
Hindus are coming together not against anyone but for their own security.
The demonstrators also demanded compensation for those affected by the violence and called for the reconstruction of damaged temples.