Hindus in India opposed Sheikh Hasina’s visit to India on “atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh”.

At Jantar Mantar (New Delhi),  Hindu Struggle Committee & Hindu Raksha Dal protested against Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina’s visit to India.

Upendra Bharati | HENB | New Delhi | April 8, 2017:: Amidst the grand welcome row for Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina by Govt of India and many agencies related to Indo-Bangladesh relationship, two Hindu outfits registered their protest against Hasina in connection with ‘brutal atrocities on Hindu community’ in Bangladesh.

On Friday afternoon, Hindu Struggle Committee and Hindu Raksha Dal  brough out three rallies in New Delhi streets and finally assembled at Jantar Mantar to protest against Sheikh Hasina’s visit to India.

The Hindu organisations vehemently condemned attack on minority Hindus in Bangladesh in a Jihadi atmosphere; protested over destruction of Hindu temples and murder of Hindu priests in the neighboring country where minority Hindus are being victimized day and night without proper intervention of Awami League Govt there.

The organizers demanded  protection of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh and raised slogans like, “Sheikh Hasina Murdabad (Down Down Sheikh Hasina)”, “Hinduon par atyachar bandh karo (Stop atrocities on Hindus)”, “Mandir todna bandh karo (Stop destruction of temples)”, “Gunda-gardi nehin chalegi (Stop hooliganism)”and “Bangladeshi wapis jao (Go back Bangladeshi)”.

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