Hindus in Bangladesh

Activists living in Bangladesh quickly pointed out that extremists were planning to use the event to convert 11 female Hindu students to Islam and marry them off to Muslim men.

Social media users expressed their frustration over the hospitality meted out to Bangladeshi cricketers despite the killing of Hindu minorities in their home country.

I came across Bangladeshi nationals, celebrating on Facebook, after reading the article by Tina Das. They are elated at the thought of 'hurting us successfully.'

Muhammad Yunus, who has been given the command to sail the sinking ship of Bangladesh to safety, is now busy appeasing radical Muslim groups in the country.

Jamaat-e-Islami radicals preyed upon 27 poor, destitute Hindus and forced them to join 'Jamaat-e-Islami.' According to Asad Noor, they threatened to kill the victims and remove them from the nation.

The members of the 'Batargalli Dhwapara Sarbajanin Puja Committee' have expressed shock over the targeted attack and malicious attempt to hurt the religious sentiments of the Hindu community.

Head of interim government in Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus, sought to downplay the targeted attacks against Hindus, dismissing reports of anti-Hindu persecution as grossly exaggerated.

After the Hindu families objected to the blockade, Sohail threatened them with physical harm. The Hindu community in Bandal village is now living in a state of fear.

A propaganda report by Newslaundry journalist Smita Sharma attempted to whitewash the violence against Hindus in Bangladesh and even slander India while being on a government junket.

Several media outlets reported on the Modi-Biden conversation, with most presenting the news as it was, clearly indicating that Joe Biden was the one who called PM Narendra Modi. However, the Indian Express insinuated that it was Modi who initiated the call to the US President.