Violence in Bihar against atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh, BJP sounds poll bugle
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Patna, a wave of grief and anger is sweeping the country over the atrocities and violence against the Hindu community in neighboring Bangladesh. This was evident in Patna, the capital of Bihar, where BJP workers staged a protest. BJP workers burned an effigy at Kargil Chowk, protesting against Bangladesh, and accused the government of ignoring Hindus.
BJP workers burned an effigy of Bangladesh's acting Prime Minister Yunus Khan. BJP workers marched through the city, raising slogans such as "Stop atrocities against Hindus", "Be ashamed of the Bangladesh government", and "Protect Hindus". A large number of workers participated in the protest. BJP workers protested with pictures of Bangladesh's acting Prime Minister and a Bangladeshi cricketer.
BJP women leader Madhuri Sinha said that Hindu minorities in Bangladesh are being constantly targeted. Incidents of temple vandalism, houses being set on fire, mistreatment of women, and forced displacement are occurring.
BJP leader Anil Sahni said that the Hindu population in Bangladesh is already declining. The government and terrorists there are targeting and killing Hindus. This has angered the country's 1.4 billion citizens. Anil Sahni said that the current situation in Bangladesh poses a threat to the existence of the Hindu community, and therefore, they are demanding that the country's Prime Minister take strict measures to protect the Hindus of Bangladesh. He urged the Indian government to strongly raise the issue of atrocities against minorities in Bangladesh at international forums.