The recent violence against Hindus in Bangladesh is deeply concerning, especially given the reported attacks in 27 districts and the killing of Hindu individuals, including two corporators.
Looking at the volatile political situation in India’s neighbours i.e., Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and now Bangladesh, India needs to stay even more alert.
Earlier, Jamaat-e-Islami was banned from participating in the elections of Bangladesh.
First, they build illegally, and then when action is taken, they take the law into their own hands. This is the mentality of religious fanatic Muslims.
On 21 June, the Muslim mob became increasingly violent, throwing stones in the area. Police conducted searches in several homes.
Hindus are labeled ‘intolerant’ and ‘violent’ whether they silently endure such attacks or vigilantly oppose them. Thus, Hindus must make their position so strong as no one dares to smuggle cows in this country, thereby protecting Hindu religious sentiments.
Violence occurs during every election in Bengal, this is not new. Overall, Bengal has become a joke for democracy.
Congress candidate Suresh Shetkar’s brother, Nagesh Shetkar from Zahreebad in Andhra Pradesh, also kicked a voter.
Police resorted to cane-charge and burst tear gas shells to disperse the demonstrators.
This violence has been going on for the last 1,400 years against the narrow and terrifying ambition of making the whole world Islamic or Christian.