Kolkata : Unspeakable atrocities have descended on Hindus during the Yunus government in Bangladesh. According to a report by Transparency International Bangladesh, 205 incidents of attacks on Hindus took place in just 3 days after the fall of the government. So that 5 Hindus died. They also said in the report that cultural programs were interrupted in at least 22 places in Bangladesh during the 100 days of the Yunus government.
Bangladesh is burning with anarchy. Atrocities are being carried out for more than 3 months, on Hindus. Militants are targeting houses, shops and religious places. The youth are being targeted and beaten. Then the police are arresting those Hindus arbitrarily again.
Mohammed Yunus won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. After he took charge of Bangladesh, the fire of unrest started burning there. In 100 days after Yunus came to power, shocking information about the plight of Hindus in Bangladesh has come out in the report of Transparency International Bangladesh!
Sheikh Hasina left Bangladesh on August 5. And on August 8, Muhammad Yunus took oath as the head of the caretaker government. Quoting an organization of Bangladesh called Oikya Parishad, Transparency International Bangladesh reported that between August 5 and August 20, 2,000 incidents of violence occurred in just 15 days. Due to which 9 Hindus died. In just 3 days after the fall of the government, 205 incidents of attacks on Hindus took place. So that 5 Hindus died.
After the Yunus government took over in August, Hindus faced obstacles in celebrating Durga Puja in various places in Bangladesh. The report of Transparency International Bangladesh also says that cultural programs have been interrupted in at least 22 places in Bangladesh during the 100 days of Yunus government. Several art academies have been locked and art exhibitions have been banned.
Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council and Bangladesh Puja Celebration Council have given all the information about atrocities on Hindus to the Yunus government. But, still far from abating the persecution of Hindus, it has increased. The Transparency International Bangladesh report also said that police inaction in identifying the accused in attacks on Hindus and in investigating those incidents is conspicuous.
However, despite the dire situation, Muhammad Yunus claims, ‘In some cases they (Hindus) have faced violence. Everything that has been hyped about it is completely exaggerated. The small incidents of violence were mainly political.’ But, today it is in that Bangladesh that Hindus are victims of oppression. The fire of anarchy is burning again.
