Ever since the then Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina left the country and came to India on August 5th, the Hindus living in Bangladesh have been on a tear. The one who was worried happened. It was feared that after the departure of Sheikh Hasina, the rule of fundamentalists will continue in Bangladesh and the harassment of Hindus will increase. Bangladesh burned again just before Diwali. This time the issues are different. One, Bangladesh's Interim Prime Minister Mohammad Yunus made a statement about Sheikh Hasina, so people started marching towards the building again. The ruckus barely came under control when a Facebook post on November 5 led to a brawl between Hindus and the army there. Still the army is doing atrocities by entering the houses of Hindus. Hello, Hindus are in crisis in Bangladesh. The situation gradually calmed down in between, but a post on Facebook made the atmosphere tense and a storm broke out. Now the Bangladesh Army has opened a front against the Hindus and the Army soldiers are systematically harassing the Hindus. Why did the interim prime minister protest, first know… The interim prime minister of Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus, made a statement that the people are now demanding his removal from office. According to a PTI report, hundreds of protesters tried to enter the building on October 22. The police stopped them from entering. Meanwhile, there was a scuffle between the police and the demonstrators. The question is, what statement did Mohammad Yunus make? The Prime Minister gave an interview to Bengali daily Manav Zameen. In it, he made a statement about Sheikh Hasina. He said there was no documentary evidence that Hasina had resigned before leaving the country. The students protested against Hasina, so Sheikh Hasina left the country and went to India. This statement enraged the people of Bangladesh and tried to enter the building. Police fired teargas shells, fired. Two people were seriously injured. Police and Army took over the front and the situation was brought under control. The fire of this protest died down, but the smoke was rising… Why did the Army start attacking Hindus on November 5? A person named Usman Ali, a resident of Hazari Lane in Chittagong area of Chittagong, Bangladesh, made objectionable remarks against 'ISKON'. Usman Ali is a businessman and a member of the radical Islamic group Jamaat-e-Islami. As the word spread, thousands of Bangladeshi Hindus gathered near his shop and the situation worsened. Frightened by the mobs of Hindus, Usman Ali confessed the crime to the police and was taken to the police station amid riots. Agitated Hindus tried to free him from police custody. 12 jawans were injured when the mob clashed with the police. The number of people increased and the environment deteriorated. The police felt that the situation was going out of control and sought the help of the army. Bangladesh Army personnel reached Hazari Lane and started atrocity on Hindus. First the police officers broke the CCTVs and then lashed out at the Hindus. Media reports say that the police and the army are going back to Hazari Lane and killing Hindus by entering their houses. Writer Taslima Nasrin, who was 'expelled' from Bangladesh, has also shared photos and videos of Hindu atrocities on Twitter. Hindu organizations have alleged that many Bangladeshi Hindus have been injured following police and army action. Many people have been kidnapped. Taking advantage of the opportunity, Hindu shops are being looted in the market. Hindus are continuously attacked in Bangladesh Hindus are not safe after the departure of Sheikh Hasina from Bangladesh. A few days ago, a case was also registered against ISKCON secretary Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari alias Chandan Kumar Dhar in Chittagong. He was accused of hoisting a saffron flag over the national flag on the Azadi Pillar in New Market, Chittagong. 'Sanatani' was written on this flag. Since the fall of the government in Bangladesh, there have been many incidents of violence against Hindus. In August, 205 cases of attacks on Hindus were reported in 52 districts of Bangladesh. Cases of forced resignations from minorities were also reported after the change of power in August. Reasons for the attack on Hindus in Bangladesh.. Now Adani has also put up its sleeves against Bangladesh Now Adani has also put the nose of Bangladesh. Adani Power has given Bangladesh four days to pay the outstanding electricity bill. The company has already halved Bangladesh's power supply. Adani Power Jharkhand Limited (APJL) has taken this step due to non-payment of dues of $846 million (about Rs 7,118 crore). According to data from Bangladesh Power Grid, APJL has cut power supply since Thursday night. Due to these cuts, Bangladesh faced a power shortage of over 1,600 MW in a single night. The 1,496 MW Bangladeshi plant is now operating at 700 MW. 6 days ago, Trump also condemned the attack on Hindus in Bangladesh Donald Trump, who won the presidency in America, has condemned the violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. Six days ago, Trump wrote on social media that mobs are attacking and looting Hindus in Bangladesh. There is chaos. This has never happened during my tenure. Trump said he would protect Hindus against the anti-secular agenda of the radical left. Finally, when Trump first won the US presidential election in 2016, a delegation from Bangladesh went to meet him. Then Trump asked the delegation, where is the micro financier of Dhaka? I heard that Mohammad Yunus made a donation to defeat me. At that time Yunus was the head of Gramin Micro Finance Bank in Dhaka. Now that Trump is in power and Yunus is also in power, it will be seen how Trump will press the nose of Yunus. 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EDITOR'S VIEW: Hindus are upset: A Facebook post has sparked a fire again in Bangladesh, targeting the Sanatani Khalistanis in Canada, why now the cases of attacks have increased?
