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Huge Hefazati violence in Bangladesh after Modi’s visit, Red Alert for Bangladeshi Hindus.
PM Modi and PM Hasina must take care of Bangladeshi Minority Hindus from Hefazat violence.
Red Alert for Bangladeshi Hindus for next ten days…. What will do Modi and Hasina?
Hefazati violence spreads in Bangladesh after Modi’s visit, attacks on Minority Hindus, temples, houses, train.
For their Political Interest Modi and Hasina can’t harm the minority Hindus in Bangladesh!
Upamanyu Das | HENB | Dhaka | March 28, 2021:: Reuters’ correspondent Ruma Paul reports from Coxbazar that Hundreds of members of a hardline Islamist group, Hefazat-e-Islam and their associates attacked Hindu temples and a train in eastern Bangladesh on Sunday, police and a local journalist said, as violence spread across the country in the wake of a visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Reuters’ report goes further as: Local police and doctors have said at least 11 protesters have been killed since Friday in clashes with police during demonstrations organised by Islamist groups against the Indian leader’s visit. Violence has raged on since Modi’s departure as anger has swelled over the deaths.
Modi arrived in Dhaka on Friday to mark the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh’s nationhood, and he left on Saturday after gifting Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina some 1.2 million COVID-19 vaccine shots.
Islamist groups accuse Modi of discriminating against minority Muslims in Hindu-majority India.
On Friday, dozens of people were injured in the densely-populated capital Dhaka as police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters.
Thousands of Islamist activists marched down streets across Bangladesh on Sunday.
Activists with the Hefazat-e-Islam group attacked a train in the eastern district of Brahmanbaria, resulting in ten people being injured, a police official said.
“They attacked the train and damaged its engine room and almost all the coaches,” the official told Reuters, declining to be named as he was not authorised to speak to the media.
Several government offices, including the land office and a government-sponsored music academy, were set on fire and several Hindu temples were also attacked, said Javed Rahim, a journalist in Brahmanbaria town.
“We are in extreme fear and feeling really helpless,” Rahim told Reuters by telephone, adding: “Even the press club was attacked, leaving many injured, including the press club president.”
One protester, who sustained an injury during Saturday’s clash in Brahmanbaria, died on Sunday, a doctor said.
Islamist activists also set alight two buses in the western district of Rajshahi on Sunday, while hundreds of protesters clashed with police in several places, pelting them with stones, three police sources in three districts said.
Protesters used electric poles, timber and sand bags to block roads and police retaliated with rubber bullets and tear gas, leaving dozens injured in Narayanganj, just outside the capital, Dhaka, one police official said.
Protesters also vandalised and burned several buses in Dhaka as they blocked many roads, a police official said.
The protests have flared into wider demonstrations against police killings, and the Hefazat-e-Islam enforced a nationwide strike on Sunday.
“Police opened fire on our peaceful supporters,” Hefazat-e-Islam’s organising secretary Azizul Haque told a rally. “We will not let the blood of our brothers go in vain.”
Practically, the Hefazati anger over Modi’s recent visit in Bangladesh did not concentrate after his departure merely in Brahmanberia, many agitations and clashes have already been reported in many Bangladesh media.
While, The daily Star reports, 3 killing in Hefazat-police clashes on Sunday in Brahmanberia+, another major clash reported as 50 injured in Kishoreganj clashes during Hefazat hartal+. In today’s nationwide Hefazat hartal, Highway blockade, torching buses, clashes and processions mark in many places+.
Immediately, Hefazat-e-Islam today announced to hold nationwide demonstration on April 2, protesting deaths of its activists during clashes with law enforcers over three days. Fanatic leader of Hefazat Junayed Babunagari declared, “Hefazat will announce next course of action soon’+
Hefazat-e-Islam in Bangladesh wants to establish an ideal Islamic country there under Sharia and they also want to drive out the minority Hindus from Bangladesh to make it an ideal Islamic state. In such a tensed situation, the minority Hindus in Islamic Bangladesh are passing through a very uncertain phase with a fear of further persecution in utmost Islamic brutality.
Though, the Bangldesh Govt. issued several strictures to the untamed Hefazat activists, India Govt did not issue even a statement with a concern of minority people in Bangladesh, manily Hindus and Buddhists.
But, the silence from Indian side may harm the human rights and security of Hindu minorities living unsafe in Bangladesh.
Now, PM Modi must be vocal for the minority Hindus under Hefazati threat.
PM Modi and PM Hasina must take care of Bangladeshi Minority Hindus from Hefazat violence. For their Political Interest Modi and Hasina can’t harm the minority Hindus in Bangladesh!
Some Updates : Hefajat fury rages on Modi’s visit.
Read also: At Least 10 Killed in Hefazat Violence Against Modi’s Visit to Bangladesh.
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Courtesy: Reuters, NY Times and The Daily Star.
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The Indian media is almost completely silent about all this: the government wants to give the impression that its relations with Dhaka are getting better all the time.
In reality, we are running out of time. Once Hasina goes, Bangladesh will become an inveterate enemy of India – effectively East Pakistan, except this time the capital will be Dhaka, rather than Islamabad.
The only way to avoid this outcome, is to finish West Pakistan once and for all, thereby sending a strong signal that enmity towards India has its costs. Even then, Bangladesh will need to be watched closely – and we must assist its non-Muslims in relocating to Bharat.
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