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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.”

Several Hindu students were part of the quota reforms agitation that eventually culminated in Sheikh Hasina's ouster.

The New York Times attempted to push the narrative that Hindus are under attack in Bangladesh because they supported Sheikh Hasina's party. Changed headline of report after backlash.

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

Taylor Swift three concerts in Vienna, Austria this week were canceled after the government confirmed a planned ISIS attack on the stadium.

The Bangladesh Army Chief assured that all those who were involved in crimes over the past few days will not be spared and legal action would be taken against them.

The Military Junta Chief said that Myanmar's military had withdrawn from some positions close to China's border to prioritise the 'safety of people'.

Several social media handles which have a shoddy timeline which apparently matches with bot accounts, are fueling anti-India and anti-Hindu propaganda.

Speaking to OpIndia, Dipan Mitra, the Secretary General of the World Hindu Federation (WHF) – Bangladesh Chapter said that the situation of Hindus is getting worse day by day. Giving a rough estimate, Mitra told us that more than 4 Hindu people Haradhan Roy, Kajal Roy, Mrinal Kanti Chatterjee and one unidentified have been killed, 51 Hindu temples vandalised and around 240 Hindu houses have been attacked.