A large rally was held in Agartala by Hindu saints and ISKON members to protest the alleged attacks on Hindus and temples in Bangladesh following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
The protestors formed a human chain, demanding intervention from the Indian government to protect minorities in Bangladesh. They highlighted the recurring targeting of Hindus during times of unrest in Bangladesh, citing instances of temple vandalism and attacks on Hindu homes.
They also called for the Indian government to address the issue on international platforms to ensure the safety and security of Hindus in Bangladesh.
Thousands of Bangladeshi Hindus Seek Refuge in India Amidst Growing Fears
Thousands of minority Hindus in Bangladesh are seeking refuge in neighboring India, fearing for their lives. This mass exodus is particularly evident in the Sarail Upazila of Brahmanbaria, bordering Tripura.However, their attempts to cross the border have been met with forceful resistance from the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), who have used batons to prevent them from entering India.
The Border Security Force (BSF) on the Indian side has been unable to intervene, leaving the refugees vulnerable and desperate.
Tripura Chief Minister Reaffirms Security Measures Along Bangladesh Border
Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha assured that security has been heightened along the Bangladesh border and that no one will be allowed to enter from Bangladesh.He emphasized ongoing coordination with central government agencies and other security forces to monitor the situation and prevent any unauthorized crossings.
Bangladesh Crisis
The situation in Bangladesh has been tense since the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. There have been widespread reports of violence and unrest, with minority communities, particularly Hindus, bearing the brunt of the attacks.The Indian government has expressed concern over the situation and has called for the protection of minorities in Bangladesh. Human rights organizations have also condemned the violence and have urged the Bangladeshi government to take immediate action to protect its citizens.
