The angry mob in Bangladesh has become thirsty for the blood of minority Hindus. After setting fire to the third Hindu person here, the victim’s family has described it as a dreadful incident. Khokan Chandra Das’s family has called it shocking and absurd. He expressed surprise and said that he could not understand why he was targeted. Khokan Chandra Das is a resident of Shariatpur district of Bangladesh, and is a businessman. Up to 30% have suffered burns in the mob attack. He is undergoing treatment in Dhaka.

Wife Seema Das cried remembering the attack on her husband

According to news agency ANI, his wife Seema Das cried remembering the incident. She said that her husband was attacked when he was about to enter the house. She said, ‘My husband is a businessman. While they were entering the house, the mob poured petrol on them and set them on fire. He is a person of calm nature. Live a peaceful life. He has no enmity with anyone. We have not understood the reason behind the attack.

Sister said- ‘The attack was violent’

His sister Anjana Rani said, ‘It was a violent attack. This happened at around 8:30 pm. The crowd hit him on the head. Then they poured petrol on them and set them on fire. He tried to jump into the water shouting for help.

What is the demand of the victim’s family?

The victim’s nephews said, ‘I got a call about the attack on my uncle. I reached the hospital. Police reached the spot. The matter is under investigation. My uncle’s face and hands were burnt.

The victim’s second nephew said, ‘We want an investigation into the matter. The criminals should be brought to justice. My uncle never had any enmity with anyone. He is in ICU. His condition is very serious. A blood-thirsty mob had come to him with the intention of killing.

What is the whole incident?

This incident took place in Urbhanga market of Kaneshwar Union area of ​​Damudya in Shariatpur district. There the angry mob attacked him. Petrol was poured on them. Set fire. The local people saved him. Taken to Shariatpur Sadar Hospital. Where he is undergoing treatment. Das has a business of medicine and mobile banking. He was returning after closing his shop. Then he was attacked. According to the police, all the people involved in the attack have been identified. The investigation into his arrest is ongoing.

Dipu Chandra was murdered by a furious mob on December 18.

Earlier, Dipu Chandra Das, an employee of a garment factory in Mymensingh district, was murdered on December 18 on charges of blasphemy. After this, his dead body was hanged and burnt.

Apart from this, a separate incident was seen in Kalimohar Union of Pangsha sub district of Rajbari. In this, a Hindu youth named Amrit Mandal was beaten to death in Hosendanga village due to an alleged extortion dispute.

Bangladesh Protest: The political, social and economic crisis that Bangladesh is going through in the last few months has increased the concern of the entire world including India. This Muslim-majority country, which once carved its own liberal, relatively secular identity apart from Pakistan, is today in the news due to the rise of fundamentalism, social tension and allegations of increasing violence against minorities. After the ouster of Sheikh Hasina from power, political instability, weak law and order, huge decline in investment and lack of revenue have put Bangladesh’s economy in deep crisis.

Bangladesh in deep debt

The situation has become so bad that the country has to depend on loans and government expenditure is continuously increasing. According to available data, the total government debt of Bangladesh has increased by about 14 percent in the last one year and by June 2025 it is likely to increase to more than Tk 21 lakh crore, which includes both foreign and domestic debt.

According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Bangladesh’s external debt position has reached the medium risk level and the debt-to-export ratio has reached about 162 percent, which is considered well above the safe limit. If exports decline further, the country may be at risk of bankruptcy due to a serious financial crisis.

Why did this happen?

Due to this economic pressure, Bangladesh has had to decide to import 50 thousand tonnes of rice from India at concessional rates, which will cost it less than other countries and save crores of rupees. There has been trade relations between the two countries.

Although there has been some tension in India-Bangladesh relations after the formation of the new interim government, India has historically provided financial assistance, loans and support to Bangladesh in infrastructure development such as roads, bridges and power projects, which shows the importance of relations between the two countries even in the current crisis.

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Even though the situation seems calm at the moment after the recent violence and protests in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka, the tension in the political circles has not reduced. The country’s former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has held the interim government and its chief Mohammad Yunus directly responsible for the current situation. In an interview, he claimed that the same situation on the charges of anarchy on which his government was removed has become more serious under the current regime.

Yunus held responsible for violence and chaos
Sheikh Hasina said that the violence that spread after the assassination of Sharif Usman Hadi has badly affected the law and order of the country. According to him, the impact of this instability is not limited to Bangladesh only, but has also had a negative impact on relations with neighboring countries. He alleged that the interim government led by Yunus has completely failed to handle the situation.

Concern over India-Bangladesh relations
Sheikh Hasina raised serious questions on the current government regarding India-Bangladesh relations. In an e-mail interview with ANI, he said that the interim administration is continuously making harsh and hostile statements against India. They allege that the Yunus government has not been able to ensure the security of religious minorities and fundamentalist forces are being allowed to interfere in important matters like foreign policy. In this background, he also mentioned the recent murder of a Hindu youth, which has further increased the tension between the two countries.

Called India a reliable friend
Sheikh Hasina clarified that India has been Bangladesh’s most stable and reliable partner for decades. According to him, the relations between the two countries are stronger than any temporary political arrangement. He expressed hope that when the rule of law is again established in Bangladesh, both the countries will return to the old path of trust and cooperation, which was strengthened over the years by the Awami League government.

Called the decision against him a political conspiracy
Reacting to the recent verdict given against her, Sheikh Hasina said that it has nothing to do with justice. According to him, this is an attempt to eliminate him and his party politically. He alleged that he was neither given a chance to present his case nor was he allowed to choose a lawyer of his choice. He said that the tribunal is being used to target the Awami League.

Sharp warning regarding elections
Sheikh Hasina took a very strict stance on the upcoming elections. He said that any election conducted without Awami League cannot be free and fair. He claims that the current leadership is ruling without the mandate of the people and now there are preparations to ban the party to which the people have handed over power several times. He warned that if people do not get the opportunity to vote for the party of their choice, a large number of voters will abstain, raising questions about the legitimacy of any new government.

Response to extradition demands
Regarding the demands for extradition, Sheikh Hasina said that such voices are being raised from a desperate and directionless government. Expressing his gratitude to India, he said that he is grateful for the respect and security with which he has been given shelter here. He also said that the support of various political parties of India encourages him.

What did Sheikh Hasina say on returning to Bangladesh?
Clarifying her decision to leave the country, Sheikh Hasina said that she had taken this step to prevent further bloodshed. She bluntly said that she is not afraid of facing justice, but there is no hope of fairness in the current situation.

In the evening of Friday (5 September 2025) in Dhaka, the central office of Bangladesh’s ethnic party (JAPA) was attacked by miscreants and set fire. This incident took place in Ramna police station area of ​​the capital. The fire department received information at 7 pm that unknown people set fire to the office after throwing brick and stones. This is the second time in the last 10 days when the Japa office was targeted.

Japa General Secretary Shamim Haider Patwari alleged that the attack is a conspiracy of the Gono Rights Council. He demanded a judicial inquiry and cancellation of registration of Gono Rights Council. Japa Presidium member Rezaul Karim also accused the Shahabag rally organizers of conspiracy to attack. He says that Yunus’s interim government failed to stop the crowd and failed to provide security.

What did the Gono Rights Council say on the allegations?

The Gono Rights Council denied these allegations and said that they had nothing to do with the attack. Awami League alleges that the Yunus government is responsible for the incident. The attacks are being carried out with the help of Younis’s interim government. Crowd is spreading terrorism under the interim government in Bangladesh. This attack is a conspiracy to weaken democratic system and political parties.

Sufi saint’s body insulted

Another shocking incident came to light in Rajbari district. A group of radical Islamists attacked the dargah of local Sufi saint Nura Pagla. His body was removed from the tomb and burnt in front of everyone. After this incident, there was a violent clash between the saint’s followers and the Islamists. Radical groups describe Sufi practices as non-Islamic.

Increasing violence in Bangladesh

Violence has increased in Bangladesh since the removal of the Awami League government in August 2024 and the interim government of Muhammad Yunus. Meanwhile, the attacks on pro -Hasina parties and individuals have intensified. With political instability, religious extremism is also coming to the fore.

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Sheikh hasina call: Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ordered the shooting forces to shoot the security forces during last year’s big student protests. This claim has been made in a leaked audio call, which has been confirmed by the BBC. In this recording, Hasina can be heard giving approval for the use of deadly weapons against protesters. She says, “Wherever they meet, they will be shot.”

Kota movement became a spark of rebellion
This protest started against the reservation system in government jobs. But in a few days it turned into a fierce movement across the country. Due to this anti -people, Sheikh Hasina eventually had to be out of power. According to the UN investigation, about 1,400 people were killed in this repression, which was the most fierce political violence after the 1971 war.

Jatrabari murder- 52 killed
On August 5, the police opened indiscriminate firing after the army returns in Jatrabari area of ​​Dhaka. According to new evidence, at least 52 people died, which is more than the earlier report. After these incidents went viral on social media, the anger of the public increased further.

Case in International Tribunal
There are serious allegations against Sheikh Hasina like crime, provocation, conspiracy and genocide against humanity. She fled to India before the government fell. Dhaka has demanded extradition but India has not yet assigned them. The possibility of his return is considered very little.

203 others have also been framed by the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT), including several former police and government officials. 73 accused have also been arrested.

After the removal of Hasina, the interim administration in Bangladesh is in the hands of Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammad Yunus. They are now preparing the country for the upcoming general elections.

Bangladesh Hindu woman raped: What happened in Kumila district of Bangladesh on 26 June 2025 shook the entire humanity. A 21 -year -old Hindu woman was raped by her local leader. The woman’s husband works abroad, so she was living with her children in her ancestral home. The horrors of this painful incident increased further when the video of the woman went viral on social media, in which she was nude, was getting badly beaten and pleading with people.

The main accused 36 -year -old Fazor Ali is a local political leader of Kumila district. The police arrested him from Saidabad area of ​​Dhaka. Apart from this, four other people have also been arrested, who had put the victim’s identity and video on social media. However, the inaction of the police in this case is also under question. According to media reports, when the local people caught and beaten the accused, he was taken to the hospital instead of handing over to the police, from where he escaped. The police action started when the video went viral and outrage across the country erupted.

Urgent Protest March by Hindu Students at Dhaka University after the Horific Rape of a Hindu Girl in Muradnagar, Comilla Last Night. The Islamist Rapist must face justice and the harshest punishment. Silence is not an option! #Stophindugenocideinbangladesh #Justiceforhindus pic.twitter.com/yaaggkm82f

– Voice of Bangladeshi Hindus (@vhindus71) June 29, 2025

Furious performance of students
Students of Dhaka University reacted the most intense response. Jagannath Hall, which is mainly a hostel of minority students, took out a march demanding justice. The platform called “Students Against Discrimination” organized this protest and demanded direct action from the government. Increasing cases of violence against minorities have shocked not only the students but the whole society. In March, the echo of slogans like ‘Justice Do or Quit Power’ was heard.

Judiciary and political response
The Bangladesh High Court ordered the officials to remove the viral video from all social media platforms and provide immediate security and treatment to the victim. BNP general secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir demanded strict action against the culprits, while Sajib Vajd, son of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, convicted the Yunus administration of increased violence in the last 11 months.

Hasina government collapse and effect on minorities
In August 2024, Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League government had to resign due to the students’ movement. After this, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus took over the reins of the interim government, but since then incidents of violence against minorities in Bangladesh have increased. This latest case of atrocities on minority Hindu community is not only an incident, but a sign of a social crisis.

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Bangladesh Politics: What has been going on in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka and other cities for the last nine months has become not only anger on the road, but has become a foundation for a constitutional and political crisis. On 5 August 2024, the fall and exile of Sheikh Hasina’s government was not a simple event. This was a historical change in the power structure of Bangladesh. The Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus, who came to power with this change, and his interim government, now seems to be trapped in the cycle of political pressure and public expectations.

On 24 May 2025, Mohammad Yunus and his colleagues clearly stated that if the government’s work is hindered, then strict decisions will be taken with the support of the public. The direct message of this statement was to BNP, army and Islamic groups, who are constantly pressurizing to hold elections by December 2025. It was rumored that Yunus could resign from the post of Chief Advisor, but was later denied confirmation. Several colleagues, including student leaders, were worried about the possibility of Yunus resignation.

Restoration of democracy or competition of power?

BNP (Bangladesh Nationalist Party) claims that former minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir alleges that a well -planned conspiracy to postpone the election is going on, which is being denied the rights of citizens of voting. However, on this issue, Army Chief General Vakar-e-Zaman publicly said that an elected government has the right to decide the future of the country. This statement is being seen as a constitutional warning and can force the Yunus government to take decisive action.

Trying to affect the Yunus government

The National Citizen Party (NCP) and Islamic groups formed by the students together set up a mass movement against the Sheikh Hasina government on July 24 last year. Today the same powers are trying to influence the Yunus government as well. Due to this, the decline of the economy is being seen. Failure of law and order is coming out. There is only a sure about the election. Due to these reasons, the popularity of Yunus government is being seen to decline.