In Bangladesh, violence against Hindu minorities persists. Sheikh Hasina has been in India since the country’s coup.. The interim government’s leader, Muhammad Yunus, has now come under fire from Sheikh Hasina for allegedly targeting minorities and carrying out mass murders. She claimed that Muhammad Yunus was responsible for the genocide that was taking place in Bangladesh.
In Bangladesh, violence against Hindu minorities persists. Sheikh Hasina has been in India since the country’s coup.. Muhammad Yunus, the head of the interim government, has now been charged by Sheikh Hasina with mass killings and targeting minorities. She claimed that Muhammad Yunus was responsible for the genocide that was taking place in Bangladesh.
In a virtual speech at an Awami League gathering in New York, Hasina denounced Yunus for his persistent attacks on churches, temples, and the religious group ISKCON. “I have been charged with mass killings,” Sheikh Hasina said.. However, Muhammad Yunus is the mastermind behind these attacks.
Numerous temples and eleven churches were attacked.
Teachers, police officers, leaders—everyone is being attacked today, according to Sheikh Hasina. Christians, Buddhists, and Hindus are the targets. Numerous temples and eleven churches have been attacked. There was an attack on ISKCON. She asked the Yunus administration why minorities are now being singled out in Bangladesh.
The former prime minister asserted that, like her father, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, there was a plot to murder her. Hasina claimed that she departed Bangladesh due to her opposition to “genocide.”
Following Chinmay Prabhu’s arrest, violence broke out.
The assault on Yunus by Sheikh Hasina coincides with a spate of attacks by radical Islamists in Bangladesh on the Hindu community. Concerns have been heightened by the arrest of three Hindu sadhus. An interim government headed by Muhammad Yunus took power in Bangladesh after Hasina left the country on August 5 amid violent student protests. The situation has deteriorated since the arrest of Chinmay Prabhu, the president of Chittagong ISKCON Pundarik Dham in Bangladesh. In protest of Chinmay Prabhu’s arrest, members of the Hindu community have taken to the streets.
Call for the HC to outlaw Indian channels.
Citing growing concerns over the impact of Indian media on Bangladeshi culture and society, a writ petition has been filed in the Bangladesh High Court to ban the broadcast of The Dhaka Tribune claims that there are Indian TV channels across the country.