Hindu Genocide in Bangladesh: A Deplorable Tragedy

📅 Date: 27th November 2024
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
📍 Venue: New Delhi

🌟 Speakers & Dignitaries:
🔹 Alok Kumar, International President, Vishwa Hindu Parishad
🔹 H.H. Jain Acharya Dr. Lokesh Muni Ji, Founder, Ahimsa Vishwa Bharti & World Peace Center
🔹 M. Nageswara Rao (IPS Retd.), Former CBI Director
🔹 Dr. Vijay Jolly, President, Delhi Study Group & Former MLA (3rd Legislative Assembly of Delhi)

🎤 Event Host:
🔸 Ms. Ritu Rathaur, DSG Women Leader

Hindus Genocide in Bangladesh : Deplorable

New Delhi, 28th Nov 2024: Delhi Study Group (prominent Indian NGO) condemns & expresses its deep anguish & dismay over "Hindu Genocide in Bangladesh". It represents a tragic chapter in World history. It is marked by violence, bloodshed, forced conversions to Islam, displacements and systematic targeting of Hindu minorities. The large protest meeting was addressed by Alok Kumar (International President Vishwa Hindu Parishad), H.H. Jain Acharya Dr. Lokesh Muni ji (Founder Ahimsa Vishwa Bharti & World Peace Center) & M. Nageswara Rao (IPS (Retd.) Former CBI Director). The meeting was presided by Dr. Vijay Jolly, President Delhi Study Group & MLA 3rd Legislative Assembly of Delhi. While Ms. Ritu Rathaur, DSG women leader compered the program.

The current religious  persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh followed the political coup in which the 10th elected Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee Dhaka on 5th August 2024 & replaced by Mohammad Yunus.

Since then, the religious persecution and violent attacks on minority Hindus has increased manifold.

The persecution of countless Hindus, stripping them of security, dignity and their lives follows on large scale. The recent arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das, Spokesperson of Bangladesh Sammilit Sanatan Jagaran Jote in Bangladesh is a matter of deep concern. We condemn it and demand his immediate release.

The Hindu community is facing persecution, discrimination, violence, and societal challenges that hinder their freedom and growth in Bangladesh. The extremist elements are indulging in cases of arson, thefts, vandalism while attacks and looting of minorities go unchecked. The desecration of Hindu deities and temples is unfortunate & resentful. The rising cases of religious hate crime in Bangladesh is abhorrent.

We are grateful to US President elect Donald Trump, US Director National Intelligence Ms. Tulsi Gabbard and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for their support against Hindus Genocide in Bangladesh.

This meeting aims to shed light on these ongoing struggles, honor the resilience of minorities and foster dialogue towards justice and greater protection for minority rights with the Bangladesh government. We demand Bangladesh Government for the safety & security of Hindus and all minorities for their right to freedom of speech & dignity of life.