Starting from within Bangladesh itself, protests for Bangladeshi Hindus are starting to go global.
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Bangladesh
Dhaka, Bangladesh “Hindus Have a Right to Live”
Chittagong, Bangladesh. Hindu Protest
Hindu minorities are in Shiv Bari area of #Khulna district, protesting against the persecution.
A Hindu house and a Hindu temple were set on fire in the Kurigram district. Mukul Chandra Roy lost his house. This video shows his son and wife crying in front of what used to be their home.
United Kingdom
Hindus protesting in Westminster outside The British Parliament against the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
Jewish support for Hindus at the London protest
London. Hindus, Jews and Christians take to the streets outside the Hinduphobic BBC headquarters to protest against the silence of the international media in the face of the genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh by lslamists.
USA
Hindu community gathered outside the United Nations headquarters in New York, USA, to protest
against the attacks on Hindus, their homes, businesses, and temples in Bangladesh.
Hindu crowds gather in NYC despite heavy rains, chanting “we want justice.” Calling for an end to violence and persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh.
New York City: Times Square and UN Rally Ignites the Fight for Bangladeshi Hindus New York City erupted in a powerful display of solidarity as thousands gathered in Times Square and outside the United Nations to confront the horrifying atrocities faced by Bangladeshi Hindus. (I love this girl’s fire – YES – “We want justice, Stop killing Hindus!) American flags waved high, and signs bearing the brutal truth of Hindus being slaughtered, hunted, raped, and having their homes, temples, and businesses incinerated filled the streets. These peaceful yet determined crowds demanded one thing: an end to the Jihadi carnage that has targeted Bangladeshi Hindus and other non-Muslims with relentless brutality. But the rally was marked by a glaring absence. Where were the so-called “peaceful” Muslims? Where were the Islamic groups in America, who so often preach about tolerance and peace, to stand against this barbaric slaughter committed by their fellow Muslims? Not a single Islamic voice was raised in condemnation, not a single hand extended in solidarity with the persecuted Hindus. The silence was deafening. And what of the media, those self-proclaimed watchdogs of justice and truth? Where were they as New Yorkers rallied for a cause that deserves the world’s attention? Nowhere to be found. Instead, they were busy glorifying pro-Hamas protesters, who march through the city streets every week calling for the extermination of Israel and Jews. The media’s selective outrage is another betrayal, once again spitting in the face of those who stand against real, blood-soaked Islamic jihad. When Hindus are massacred, the so-called defenders of peace are nowhere to be seen. Their silence is complicity. Their absence is consent. And the world must no longer turn a blind eye to the Islamic slaughter that is being ignored by those who claim to stand for justice.
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Canada
Canadian Hindus and their allies gathered in Toronto to protest the genocide against Hindus by Jamaat E Islami mobs in Bangladesh.
Iranian Activist and political prisoner Salam Sima comes out to support Hindus
“As a former political prisoner from Iran, I am proud to participate in the Toronto rally that stands with Hindus who are being massacred by the Islamists in Bangladesh. Islamists and communists once ruined my beautiful homeland, Iran. They are doing the same with Bangladesh. Freedom of religion must be respected. Attacking synagogues, churches and Hindu temples must be condemned. The world’s silence is deafening. We should not let Bangladesh fall to the hands of the Chinese communist regime and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Proud of everyone who stood today against Islamism.”
Canadian Hindu community protest at the London City Council, are urging Lawmakers to address the #HumanRights abuses against #BangladeshiHindus.
Hindus unitedly protest with the Bangladeshi Hindu Community of Calgary
Australia
#StopKillingHindus. Hindu organisations in #Melbourne protested in support of Bangladeshi Hindus.
More Hindu protests in Sydney
New Zealand
New Zealand Hindus including Bangladeshi minorities of all faiths in diaspora demonstrated today in Auckland in solidarity with Bangladeshi Hindus. They called upon NZ authorities to fast track refugee pathways and take care of existing Bangladeshi minorities on temporary visas who can’t go back to unsafe conditions. Speakers reminded the world this is not new, it happens continually and no matter which government is in power, it isn’t enough. Unless the human rights and international community speak out against the ongoing human rights violations, prejudice and persecution, the population could be at serious risk of ethnic cleansing as we have seen elsewhere in many countries where Hindus are in the minority.
Sweden
Hindus demonstrating in front of the Swedish Parliament, asking the world to see their people’s plight. They are chanting: “Bangladesh, stop Hindu genocide!”
Finland
Finnish Hindus also protested in the cities of Finland. The biggest protest was held in front of the Parliament in the capital Helsinki.
India
The Hindu Community in Kolkata doing a protest outside the Bangladesh High Commission about the genocide against Hindus in Bangladesh
Hindus protesting against the arrest of Chinmoy Prabhu, marching toward the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission, kolkata but Mamata’s police tried to stop them with barricades which they break through.
Flag of Bangladesh burnt in front of ‘Bangladesh High Commission
JN Ray Hospital in #Kolkata announced it will no longer admit Bangladeshi patients in response to protests over mistreatment of Hindus in #Bangladesh. The hospital cited insults towards the Indian flag by Bangladeshis as the reason. They urged other healthcare institutions to adopt similar measures to demonstrate against the reported atrocities.
Malaysia
Hindus in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia protest in solidarity with Minorities persecuted Hindus of Bangladesh.
Thailand
The Hindu community in Bangkok, Thailand came out to protest for Hindus in Bangladesh.
News Reports
NewsX
Vivek Ramaswamy in the US Condemns Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
Republic
GB NEWS
Hindu Population gone from 28% to 8%
230,000 Hindus fleeing Bangladesh every year.
Operation searchlight murdered 3 million Bengal Hindus and raped 400,000 Bengali Hindu
India Today
The Economic Times
DNA India
ANI News
Republic
Wion
Indian EAM S Jaishankar Condemns Bangladesh Crisis. Ministry Of External Affairs Urges Bangladesh To Protect Minorities
Republic
Who Is Stoking Fire Against Hindus In Dhaka? Debate With Arnab LIVE By arresting ISKCON’s Chinmoy Prabhu and denying the Hindus their basic rights, Mohammed Yunus government in Dhaka is showing its hatred towards one community.
Prabhu’s arrest and subsequent protests after that highlights how radicals are ruling the country. Watch Arnab debate the topic that has bothered Hindus and Sanatanis across the world. What’s The Story The Bangladesh government under Muhammad Yunus has finally allowed food for Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu Das after massive and continuous protest by members of the ISKCON and Hindu community. A permit has been secured for providing food prepared by a ‘vaishnav’ chef cook for Chinmoy Krishna Das. In addition to this, new utensils have been purchased for the ISKCON priest. Chinmoy Prabhu received prasadam (food) at 3 pm earlier today and had his meal. Das has been kept in a special cell under tight security.
News9
India has made its position clear on the situation of minorities in Bangladesh. MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized the need for Bangladesh to protect the safety, security, and interests of its minority communities, particularly Hindus.
Republic
Bangladesh Govt Withdraws Case Against ISKCON Amid Protest Over Hindu Monk’s Arrest The Muhammad Yunus-led government on Thursday (November 28) withdrew the case against ISKCON amid the ongoing protest across the country over the arrest of Hindu monk Prabhu Chinmoy Krishna Das.
India Today
Tensions rise in Bangladesh following the arrest of Hindu monk, Chinmoy Krishna das, on sedition charges. Financial authorities have frozen accounts linked to ISKCON, including Krishna das’. Violence has erupted, with temples and shops of the Hindu community targeted. India has expressed concern over the increasing violence against minorities. ISKCON has issued a statement supporting Krishna das. Meanwhile, Muhammad Yunus met with the head of Jamaat -e -Islami, a previously banned extremist organisation.
Mirror Now
As attacks on Hindus continue after the arrest of Hindu priest in Bangladesh, here’s a throwback to the time Donald Trump helped ISKCON…In 1976, Trump helped ISKCON hold their New York rath yatra. Watch for details
Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. UK MP slams persecution as Yunus faces global flak. UK parliamentarian Bob Blackman hits out. UK MP condemns attacks on Hindus & priest’s arrest. Blackman: Freedom of religion must be protected. Theft, vandalism and desecration of deities and temples…Documented cases of arson & looting of homes, businesses. Not just Mary Millben in the United States…More voices join ‘Justice for Bangladesh Hindus’ call…Around 91% of Bangladesh’s population is Muslim. Notably, the Hindus make up almost all of the rest…Overwhelmingly Muslim nation tilting towards anarchy?
ISKCON dismisses claims that it has distanced itself from Chinmoy Krishna Das, the Hindu priest who was arrested and jailed by the Bangladesh government. The spiritual organisation affirmed its support for Das and called for the protection of the rights of Hindus in the country.
Times Now
American singer Mary Millben calls to world leaders to address the ongoing violence against Hindus and minorities by “extremists” in the country.
Economic Times
Johnnie Moore, former USCIRF Commissioner, criticizes the Bangladesh interim government for failing to protect minorities, particularly Hindus, amid rising threats and violence. He highlights the arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das and the killing of his lawyer, urging Bangladesh to seek advice from India and the US to address the crisis.
Deccan Herald
Bangladeshi Hindus held protests over atrocities against minorities of Bangladesh in Canada on December 02. Hundreds of Hindus took to the streets over the arrest of ISKCON priest Chinmoy Krishna Das in Bangladesh.
NewsX
Baladeva Dasa, Latin America Director of ISKCON, addresses the alarming rise in violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. Over recent months, temples have been desecrated, idols defaced, and devotees assaulted. The Bangladeshi authorities have also targeted ISKCON, arresting three seers, freezing bank accounts, and denying travel permissions to devotees. Calls for violence against ISKCON members have intensified, sparking global outrage. Join us as Baladeva Dasa sheds light on these troubling events and their impact on religious freedom in Bangladesh.
Mirror Now
Nearly 40,000 people gathered near the India-Bangladesh border in Assam’s Sribhumi district to protest against alleged attacks on minority Hindus and the insult of the Indian flag. The protest, organized under the ‘Chalo Bangladesh’ banner, began around 11:30 pm near Sutarkandi and lasted until 3 pm, attracting significant attention. Protesters demanded the release of Chinmoy Krishna Das from the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. The police and Border Security Force (BSF) set up barricades to manage the crowd, but some protesters tried to break through, resulting in a lathi charge. Several were injured, with some requiring medical treatment. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed concern for the safety of religious minorities in Bangladesh and supported the protest.
Times Now
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday sought the deployment of United Nations (UN) peacekeepers in Bangladesh for the safety of minorities in the neighbouring country. Banerjee also called for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s intervention in the matter. Her remarks came amid attacks on minorities, especially Hindus, in Bangladesh.
Mirror Now
ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) held mass prayers at hundreds of temples across the globe against the atrocity on Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh on Sunday.
Times Now
Attacks and atrocities against the Hindu community in Bangladesh have garnered global attention. UK MPs Priti Patel and Barry Gardiner raised the issue in the UK Parliament, expressing deep concern over their plight.
