BANGLADESH HINDUS
Eligible CAA applicants to get citizenship by December 31: West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced plans to expedite the citizenship application process under CAA by December 31. He highlighted that around 2.5 lakh applications remain pending due to previous government delays. Adhikari stated that training and administrative measures are being implemented to ensure timely application processing. Additionally, the state government will invest Rs 1,000 crore over two years to restore religious institutions.
‘No one will be worse than me’: Suvendu Adhikari warns against cow slaughter in Bengal
Suvendu Adhikari emphasized the protection of cows in West Bengal during a public event while making clear his stance against cow slaughter. He pledged to deport illegal infiltrators and assured processing citizenship for Hindu refugees under the Citizenship Amendment Act. Adhikari asserted that no Hindu refugee should be imprisoned in the state, urging applications for citizenship. His administration is focused on preventing anti-national activities in border areas.
"Change of government through democratic means is what India wants": Kapil Sibal hits back at Bhagwat's 'regime change' remarks
Kapil Sibal addressed a press conference criticizing RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's Vijayadashami address concerning regime change. He argued that calls for change in India are democratic and peaceful unlike unrest abroad. Sibal accused the government of stifling dissent and manipulating legal processes against opposition leaders. Additionally, he raised concerns about foreign interference and territorial integrity in Arunachal Pradesh.
Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman assures minorities of equal rights, security
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman met with Hindu community leaders to discuss their rights and security. He emphasized that every citizen deserves protection regardless of religious identity while ensuring their rights. The government is enhancing security measures ahead of the Durga Puja festival to maintain communal harmony. Past incidents of violence against Hindus have raised concerns about their safety during religious gatherings.
Bangladesh court grants bail to jailed Hindu rights leader; release unlikely
Dhaka's High Court granted bail to Chinmoy Krishna Das in two more cases. His release is unlikely as he faces charges in other ongoing legal matters. Das was arrested in November 2024 on sedition charges, sparking protests and communal tensions. He now has High Court bail in four of six criminal cases against him. However, the sedition bail remains stayed, and a murder trial is underway.
All India Imam Association seeks action against Devkinandan Thakur over Shah Rukh Khan remarks
All India Imam Association President Maulana Sajid Rashidi demanded government action against Devkinandan Thakur for his criticism of Shah Rukh Khan's KKR team for including a Bangladeshi player. Rashidi highlighted sports and films transcending borders and praised Khan and Salman Khan's charity work, while also questioning targeted attacks on Muslims in India.
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Bangladesh minority leader wants India to look beyond Sheikh Hasina's Awami League Party
Under the previous Awami League regime, Hindus in Bangladesh experienced relentless discrimination. The president of the Bangladesh Minority Janata Party emphasizes the urgency of increased political representation to ensure the survival of the Hindu community. He calls on India to expand its diplomatic efforts beyond merely supporting the Awami League.
Congress MPs express solidarity with Bangladesh's minorities with message on handbags
Congress MPs, led by Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, protested in Parliament for two consecutive days, demanding justice for Hindus and Christians facing atrocities in Bangladesh. Carrying handbags with slogans supporting Bangladeshi minorities, they urged the government to intervene and ensure justice.
Govt should raise its voice against atrocities on minorities in Bangladesh: Priyanka Gandhi
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi urged the Indian government to address the atrocities faced by minorities, particularly Hindus and Christians, in Bangladesh during a Lok Sabha session. She emphasised the need for discussions with the Bangladesh government and expressed support for those suffering from these attacks, highlighting the importance of acknowledging and responding to the plight of these communities.
PM should tell Parliament what steps India is taking to protect Hindus in Bangladesh: Uddhav Thackeray
Uddhav Thackeray criticized BJP's Hindutva. He highlighted the attacks on Hindus and temples in Bangladesh. Thackeray asked about India's actions to protect them. He urged PM Modi to inform Parliament about these steps. Thackeray mentioned the ongoing Parliament winter session. He referenced PM Modi's efforts in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Indian-Americans to protest against attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh
Indian-Americans are organizing protests in Washington, D.C., and Chicago to denounce the escalating violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. They are urging the Biden-Harris administration and the international community to intervene and protect the Hindu minority from further attacks by radical Islamists, which have reportedly surged since August.
Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh dominate Bengal's political discourse
Violence against Hindus in Bangladesh has sparked political debate in West Bengal. The TMC and BJP clash over responses, with the TMC urging Indian intervention and the BJP advocating for the CAA. Protests and demonstrations escalate as the situation intensifies, raising concerns about regional stability.
Centre using diplomatic channels for safety of Hindus in Bangladesh: Himanta Biswa Sarma
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announces that the Indian government is using diplomatic channels to ensure the safety of Hindus in Bangladesh amid rising atrocities. He emphasizes that it is Bangladesh's responsibility to safeguard its religious minorities and mentions strict vigil at the India-Bangladesh border to prevent illegal infiltration.
Stop atrocities on Hindus immediately, release ISKCON monk from jail: RSS to Bangladesh interim govt
The RSS urges the Bangladesh interim government to halt Hindu atrocities and release ISKCON monk Chinmoy Krishna Das, detained for leading peaceful protests. The RSS calls on the Indian government to advocate globally against these injustices and for international institutions to support the victims for peace and brotherhood.
Bangladesh accuses India of 'double standards' on protection of minorities
Bangladesh criticised India for 'double standards' on minority protection and accused Indian media of misinformation. Bangladesh's interim government urged its journalists to counter this. A Bangladesh student group protested against India's alleged interference and border killings.
Shiv Sena holds anti-Bangladesh protests in Jammu, urges PM to ensure safety of Hindus
Shiv Sena members protested in Jammu against the violence targeting Hindus in Bangladesh. They burned an effigy and the flag of Bangladesh. The protesters demanded Prime Minister Modi's intervention to protect Hindus. They urged for permission to visit Bangladesh and support the affected Hindu community. The Shiv Sena wants the attacks raised at the international level.
"Bangladesh government polarising entire society," BJP's Basavaraj Bommai condemns the arrest of saint Chinmoy Das
BJP MP Basavaraj Bommai condemned the Bangladesh government's arrest of an ISKCON saint, accusing them of attempting to establish an Islamic nation. He called for India to seal the border, repatriate Bangladeshi immigrants, and urged UN intervention to protect Hindus.
'Lets unite against atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh': Andhra Dy CM Pawan Kalyan seeks UN intervention
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has condemned the arrest of Iskcon priest Chinmoy Krishna Das in Bangladesh, urging the UN to intervene. His call for action, supported by India’s Ministry of External Affairs, follows growing concerns over the treatment of Hindus in Bangladesh. The incident has sparked widespread protests and led to diplomatic tensions between India and Bangladesh.
Huge Banner in New York appeal for end to violence against Bangladeshi Hindus
Hindu American groups flew a banner over New York City to highlight violence against Bangladeshi Hindus, calling for global intervention. Following Sheikh Hasina's government fall, Hindus faced increased attacks. Organizers urge the UN to recognize the crisis as genocide and pressure Bangladesh to halt it.
Canada-based Bangladeshi minorities protest against treatment back home
Thousands of Bangladeshi minorities in Canada gathered in Ottawa to protest against the violence faced by minorities in Bangladesh. Nine Canadian MPs attended, expressing solidarity and urging the Canadian government to protect human rights. A memorandum was handed over to the Bangladesh High Commission highlighting political instability and targeted violence.
Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh not communal, issue 'exaggerated': Yunus
Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser to Bangladesh's interim government, claims that attacks on minority Hindus are exaggerated and politically motivated rather than communal. He emphasizes that the violence is linked to political upheaval following Sheikh Hasina's ouster. Yunus assures Prime Minister Modi of prioritizing the safety of minorities and urges India to change its narrative about Bangladesh's stability.
Mohammad Yunus dials PM Modi, assures safety of minorities in Bangladesh
Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus of Bangladesh's interim government assured PM Narendra Modi about prioritizing minority protection. PM Modi confirmed India’s support for a peaceful and progressive Bangladesh. They discussed bilateral relations and the recent minority attacks in Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina's ouster, with ongoing efforts to restore order highlighted.
CPI(M) expresses concern over attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh
The CPI(M) Politburo voiced concern over attacks on Hindu places of worship in Bangladesh after Sheikh Hasina's government fell. They urged the interim Bangladeshi government to protect minorities and called on India to address the issue. Incidents included vandalism of temples and businesses, and two Hindu leaders were killed.
Escaping violence: Thousands of Bangladeshis try to enter India amid unrest
More than 1,000 Bangladeshi nationals, mainly Hindus, tried to cross into India at Sitalkuchi in Cooch Behar, citing severe threats. Border Security Force (BSF) officers intervened, preventing the group from crossing but faced resistance. Some managed to enter via Petrapole, highlighting recent violent incidents in Bangladesh that forced them to flee.
Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh behind attack on Hindus: Shahriar Kabir
Shahriar Kabir, the man behind the movement for trial of the 1971 war criminals, claimed that by doing this, the Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh was trying to destabilise the country and show it in a poor light.
BJP threatens to stop Dhaka-Kolkata train on Hindu killing
"Hindus and other minorities are killed in Bangladesh regularly. Bangladesh government should take steps to ensure the safety and security of minorities."
String of attacks rattles Bangladesh's Hindus
Information Minister Hassanul Haq Inu reiterated the government's "zero tolerance" policy for communal intimidation as announced by PM Sheikh Hasina.
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