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On the 4th of August, the signs that the Bangladesh violence was morphing into a targeted onslaught against Hindus

Scroll, Al Jazeera, and other assorted commentators have tried to whitewash attack on Bangladeshi Hindus as being motivated by politics and not religion.

OpIndia has documented cases of atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh by Islamists masquerading as 'pro-demcoracy, anti-quota and anti-government' protestors.

As per reports, the ED had requested the court to restrict Sisodia from visiting the Delhi Secretariat and the CM's office, as Kejriwal was asked to before his conditional bail for campaigning in the Lok Sabha elections. However, the SC refused.

There have been significant changes in Waqf Act post independence giving Waqf Board virtually unlimited powers.

Taking to X, Meenakshi Ganguly wrote, “In #Bangladesh, musician Rahul Ananda's house burned in an ugly spree of attacks on Hindu minorities because they traditionally supported Sheikh Hasina's Awami League party. Authorities should ensure rule of law, identify & prosecute perpetrators.”

Hindus are being massacred in Bangladesh in the aftermath of the coup, but for the Scroll, is it merely an obvious consequence of revolution

Tarique Rahman is the prime convict and mastermind of the 21st August 2004 terrorist grenade attack on Awami League's political rally

Several Hindu women in Bangladesh have come forward to share their tales of horror at the hands of the rampaging Islamist mob

"You married out a girl without our approval, we won't let you go alive today," shouted the Muslim girl's relatives before mercilessly attacking the Hindu youth with axes, iron rods, sticks and knives in Dwarka, Gujarat