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Video : Hindu Protest At The White House For Bangladeshi Hindus

”HinduAction” organisation on Monday held a demonstration and a protest march in front of White House against alleged targeting of minorities in Bangladesh. They displayed banner reading “Stop Bangladeshi Hindu Genocide” and with an appeal to boycott Bangladeshi garments. “We are gathered here in front of the White House to protest against what is happening in Bangladesh.

Hindus population in Bangladesh has come down from 21 percent in 1971 to less than 8 percent in 2020. 14 per cent decline of population in a country is called genocidal decline. And these atrocities do not stop, they go on. People are being murdered, they are being targeted, women are being raped, their houses are being burnt, temples destroyed. So we are appealing here not only to the US government, we are also appealing to the United Nations, to the international financial institutions and to the private corporate sector who import products, readymade garments and other products from Bangladesh.

We have prepared our report and this report has been sent to the United Nations,” Mohinder Gulati, President of Global Hindu temple Network in America, said. Another protester directly said the interim government in Bangladesh is in collusion with forces involved in targeting minorities. “We gathered here in front of the White House to ask for justice to Bangladeshi Hindus.

They have been subjected to unspeakable crimes, rapes, burnings of the temples and killings. This has to stop. The new Bangladeshi government under Yunus, they are perpetrating unspeakable crimes colluding with Islamist, who have been terrorising Hindu community. So this has to stop. This has been done through institutional support of the government. It is not just bad elements. All the countries especially the United States must do something immediately to stop this,” Narsimha Kopula, Member of Hindu Swayam Sevak Sangh from Virginia said.

 

 

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