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.

The atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh are not showing any signs of stopping. In Shariatpur district here, a Hindu youth named Khokan Chandra was surrounded by a violent gang and then beaten brutally. The miscreants did not agree to this, they then attacked Khokan Das with a knife and then poured petrol on him and tried to burn him alive. This attack on a Hindu youth took place on Wednesday (31 December 2025), after which the youth somehow saved his life by jumping into the pond.

Fourth attack on Hindu within two weeks

According to the news of The Week, Khokan Chandra is the owner of a pharmacy and on December 31, he was attacked when he was going home from the shop. At present he is admitted in Shariatpur Sadar Hospital. This is the fourth attack on a Hindu in Bangladesh within two weeks. There has been an increase in violence against minorities, including Hindus, under the interim government led by Mohammad Yunus, which has angered people and many human rights organizations around the world.

India expressed concern over violence against minorities

India has expressed concern over the ongoing incidents of violence against religious minorities in the neighboring country Bangladesh. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, ‘India is monitoring the situation in Bangladesh and has expressed serious concern over the ongoing hostilities against minorities including Hindus, Christians and Buddhists there. More than 2,900 incidents of violence against minorities have been recorded during the tenure of the interim government. These incidents cannot be ignored.

Sheikh Hasina blames Yunus government

At the same time, the Foreign Ministry of Bangladesh said that the things said by India do not reflect the real situation of their country. Ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said the Yunus government has failed to protect religious minorities and allows extremists to decide foreign policy. He said, ‘Yunus has appointed such people to positions of power and has released convicted terrorists from jail. The concerns that India has about the safety of its personnel are justified. A responsible government will protect diplomatic missions and prosecute those who threaten them.

Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Khaleda Zia has been laid to rest. His last rites took place in Dhaka. During this, India’s Foreign Minister S Jaishankar arrived to attend the funeral of the first woman Prime Minister of Bangladesh.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Tariq Rehman, son of Khaleda Zia and working president of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). He also expressed his condolences. He also handed him a letter from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

During this meeting, Foreign Minister Jaishankar also met senior politicians of Pakistan present there. Its pictures have been released on social media. This is the first meeting of senior leaders of India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor.

Which Pakistani politician did Foreign Minister S Jaishankar meet?
The Foreign Minister shook hands with Pakistani politician Sardar Ayaz Sadiq. He is the National Assembly Speaker of Pakistan Assembly. This is an un-official meeting, which took place between the two leaders. There has been no discussion of any kind regarding mutual relations between the two. These photographs have not even been released by the Foreign Ministry of both the countries.

Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, Speaker of the National Assembly of Pakistan, exchanges greetings with Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar in Dhaka on Wednesday ahead of the funeral program of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia. pic.twitter.com/YDoX5o0Vbi

— Chief Advisor of the Government of Bangladesh (@ChiefAdviserGoB) December 31, 2025

Who is Sardar Ayaz Sadiq?
Sardar Ayaz, the Pakistani politician whom Foreign Minister Jaishankar has met, is considered among the leaders close to Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. Ayaz had also ridiculed the then Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood on the Balakot strike. Then he had said that Mahmood had said that if Indian pilot Abhinandan was not released, India would attack.

Cremated next to the grave of her late husband
Pakistan’s first woman Prime Minister Khaleda Zia was laid to rest at Manik Mian Avenue in Dhaka. Leaders and representatives including dignitaries from other countries participated in it. She was laid to rest with state honors at 3.30 pm next to the grave of her husband, late President and freedom fighter Ziaur Rehman. She was the Prime Minister of Pakistan three times. Apart from this, she was also the national president of BNP. He died in Dhaka at the age of 80 due to prolonged illness.

Former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia will be laid to rest today (31 December 2025) in Bangladesh. On this occasion, representatives of many countries reached Bangladesh. From the Indian side, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also went to Dhaka to attend Zia’s funeral. During this, S Jaishankar handed over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s condolence letter to his son Tariq Rehman.

Bangladesh High Commissioner to India Riyaz Hamidullah posted on Twitter that in Dhaka, Dr. S. Jaishankar expressed condolences on the death of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia on behalf of the people and government of India and acknowledged her contribution to democracy.

Jaishankar’s first visit after Hasina’s departure
This is Jaishankar’s first visit to Bangladesh since Sheikh Hasina left power, which is considered very important amid the ongoing tension between the two countries. As soon as Jaishankar arrived, he met Khaleda Zia’s son and BNP supremo Tariq Rehman.

Did a handshake with Tariq Rehman
Jaishankar has come from India to pay tribute to Khaleda Zia. During the meeting with Tariq Rehman, his daughter Zaima Rehman was also present. During this meeting, Jaishankar and Tariq Rehman also shook hands with each other, pictures of which have surfaced. This meeting and handshake is considered important at a time when tension between Bangladesh and India is at its peak. Pakistan is making strong efforts to infiltrate the relations between the two countries and anti-India activities are taking place openly during the rule of Yunus.
Elections will be held in Bangladesh in February
Let us tell you that Tariq Rehman has returned to his country after 17 years and his party BNP will take part in the elections to be held in February. He is considered one of the strong contenders for the post of Prime Minister of Bangladesh. In such a situation, this initiative of India is being considered as an effort to improve the future of relations with Bangladesh.

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Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh and President of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Khaleda Zia has passed away. The BNP president breathed his last in the hospital on Tuesday (December 30, 2025). At the same time, after his death, Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar will visit Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka on Wednesday (December 31, 2025).

Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar will represent the Government of India and the people of the country in the last journey of Khaleda Zia.

PM Modi expressed condolences on the demise of Khaleda Zia

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed condolences on the demise of former Bangladesh PM Begum Khaleda Zia. He shared a post on social media platform X on Tuesday (December 30, 2025). In the post, PM Modi also shared pictures of his meeting with Khaleda Zia in 2015.

Deeply saddened to learn about the passing away of former Prime Minister and BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia in Dhaka.

Our sincere condolences to her family and all the people of Bangladesh. May the Almighty grant her family the fortitude to bear this tragic loss.

As the… pic.twitter.com/BLg6K52vak

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 30, 2025

He wrote in his post, ‘Extremely saddened to know the news of the demise of former Bangladesh Prime Minister and BNP President Begum Khaleda Zia in Dhaka. We express our deepest condolences to his bereaved family and all the people of Bangladesh. May God give his family the strength to bear this irreparable loss.

His perspective will continue to guide our cooperation – PM Modi

He further said, ‘As the first woman Prime Minister of Bangladesh, her important contribution in the development of the country and strengthening India-Bangladesh relations will always be remembered. I remember my meeting with him in Dhaka in 2015. We hope that his vision and legacy will continue to guide our mutual cooperation. May God grant peace to his soul.

Khaleda Zia was suffering from heart and lung disease

Actually, the first woman Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Begum Khaleda Zia was suffering from heart and lung related diseases. For this reason, Khaleda Zia was admitted to a private hospital last month on November 23, 2025. After this his health continued to fluctuate. In her last days, she was also suffering from pneumonia and remained under the strict supervision of doctors for about 36 days. During this time his condition remained critical.

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Bangladesh’s first woman Prime Minister and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) President Khaleda Zia died on Tuesday (December 30) during treatment at Evercare Hospital in Dhaka. A BNP post said, ‘Khalida Zia passed away at around 6 am, just after Fajr prayers. We request everyone to pray for her.’

BNP President Khaleda Zia was suffering from many problems like liver cirrhosis, arthritis, diabetes, chest and heart. He was admitted to the hospital on November 23 and was undergoing treatment for the last 36 days, but last night his condition worsened significantly.

Khaleda Zia was the first woman PM of Bangladesh
For the first time in the year 1991, Khaleda Zia became the first woman Prime Minister of Bangladesh. Her husband Ziaur Rahman was the former President of Bangladesh. Khaleda Zia’s first term was from 1991 to 1996 and for the second time she was the Prime Minister from 2001 to 2006. Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) was founded by Zia’s husband and former President Ziaur Rahman in 1978.

Took over politics after husband’s murder
In the year 1981, Zia’s husband Rehman was murdered and after this Khaleda Zia became active in politics. In 1982, a military coup was carried out under the leadership of former army chief Lieutenant General Hussain Muhammad Ershad. In 1984, Zia became the president of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). Let us tell you that Zia has the title of becoming the first woman Prime Minister of Bangladesh and the second woman Prime Minister of Muslim countries after Benazir Bhutto.

Had political rivalry with Sheikh Hasina
The political rivalry between Khaleda Zia and Sheikh Hasina was known as the Battle of the Begums in Bangladesh, which influenced politics there for decades. BNP was the main opposition party in Bangladesh during the era of Sheikh Hasina. BNP had boycotted the 2024 general elections. Let us tell you that at present Khaleda Zia’s BNP is the largest party in Bangladesh. Zia’s son Tariq Rahman is being said to be the future Prime Minister of Bangladesh.

Was famous as Deshnetri
Khaleda Zia was born in 1945 in Jalpaiguri in Dinajpur district of Bengal Presidency. His father Iskander Ali Majumdar was a tea businessman and mother was Taiba Majumdar. Jiya was the third among 5 siblings. The life of Begum Khaleda Zia has been a long story of struggle between victory, defeat, jail and illness. For her supporters, Zia was a patriot.

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Bangladesh is currently going through its worst phase. Fundamentalism and violence are at their peak in this neighboring country of India. There are reports of targeting of Hindus every day. Meanwhile, on Tuesday (December 30), former PM Khaleda Zia died in Dhaka. His son and BNP leader Tariq Rahman is the frontrunner for the post of Prime Minister in Bangladesh. General elections are to be held there in February.

After the partition of 1947, Begum Khaleda’s family moved to Dinajpur city. Her original name was Khalida Khanum Putul. Khaleda Zia studied at Dinajpur Missionary School and Dinajpur Girls School. She was married to Captain Ziaur Rehman of Pakistani Army. After marriage in 1965, Jiya went to Pakistan with her husband. Then she changed her name to Khaleda Zia.

Became PM of Bangladesh 3 times
Khaleda became the Prime Minister of Bangladesh thrice. For the first time in 1991, when she became the first woman PM of Bangladesh. She became Prime Minister for the second time in February 1996 and her third term was from 2001 to 2006. Due to her Pakistani background, Khaleda Zia always had conflicts with India. The basis of his politics was anti-India nationalism.

Had refused to meet Pranab Mukherjee
This can be gauged from the fact that in March 2013, when former President Pranab Mukherjee was on a visit to Dhaka, Khaleda had clearly refused to meet him. When Khaleda did this, there was UPA government in Delhi at that time. Khaleda had then said that the Congress led Delhi government was giving more importance to the Hasina government of Bangladesh.

Begum Khaleda was always anti-India
During her tenure, Khaleda Zia gave priority to relations with Pakistan and China instead of India. Not only this, he termed the India-Bangladesh Friendship Treaty of 1972 as a treaty of slavery. Apart from this, he called the Ganga Water Sharing Treaty of 1996 a ‘slavery deal’ and also opposed the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Agreement.

Anti-India elements got a boost during Khaleda’s tenure. ISI established its strong presence in Dhaka. Apart from this, North-Eastern militant groups of India (like ULFA, NSCN) were also given shelter in Bangladesh.

When did you come to India?
In 2006, Zia visited India during her tenure as Prime Minister. During this time he met the then PM Dr. Manmohan Singh. Her most famous visit to India was in October 2012, when she was the leader of the opposition.

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Inquilab Manch has announced a complete blockade in all the divisional cities of Bangladesh from today (28 December). Protests have intensified in the country demanding justice for student leader Sharif Usman Hadi and demonstrations are being organized by Inquilab Manch outside the capital Dhaka as well.

According to Bangladeshi newspaper ‘The Daily Star’, the organization said in a Facebook post that the blockade will start at 11:00 am local time on Sunday. According to the report of Prothom Alo, this announcement was made from Shahbagh intersection of the capital, where Inquilab Manch was protesting since Friday. On Saturday, mainly Inquilab Manch activists blocked roads in Dhaka, Sylhet, Chattogram and Kushtia and staged sit-ins demanding justice for Hadi, according to local media reports.

Tariq Rehman visited Hadi’s grave
The protesters who occupied Shahbag after Friday afternoon Friday prayers in Dhaka went to the front of Aziz Supermarket and allowed BNP leader Tariq Rahman to visit Hadi’s grave in Dhaka University area, the Daily Star reported. The protesters returned to Shahbag around 12:40 pm, causing a complete halt to vehicular traffic.

Inquilab Manch MP warned
Inquilab Manch MP Abdullah Al Jaber, while addressing the gathering in Shahbag, accused the government of not taking action and warned of intensifying the movement. “Today we are in Shahbag; tomorrow we can capture Jamuna (the residence of the Chief Advisor), Parliament or even the cantonment,” he said, according to the Daily Star.

Criticizing the government’s inaction, Jaber said that despite the protest continuing since Friday, no advisor has come to the protest site. “People were shivering from the cold on the streets while advisors were sleeping in their homes,” he said. He further said that public trust in the government is decreasing.

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Singer James’s concert in Faridpur, about 120 km from Dhaka, was canceled in the wake of attacks on artists and cultural institutions in Bangladesh. According to local reports, the event was to be held at 9:00 pm on Friday night to commemorate a school anniversary. The attackers tried to forcibly enter the venue and threw bricks and stones at the crowd.

Locals said the students resisted the attackers, but ultimately the concert had to be canceled following instructions from local authorities. Writer Taslima Nasreen strongly condemned this trend growing in Bangladesh. In a post on the social media platform

What did Taslima Nasreen say while mentioning Siraj Ali Khan?
He further said, “Siraj Ali Khan had come to Dhaka a few days ago. He is the grandson of Ali Akbar Khan, son of the world famous Ustad Alauddin Khan. Siraj Ali Khan himself is an eminent artist of the Maihar Gharana. He returned to India without performing any program in Dhaka and said that he will not come to Bangladesh until the artistes, music and cultural institutions are safe.”

Taslima Nasreen said, “Two days ago, Ustad Rashid Khan’s son Armaan Khan also rejected the invitation to Dhaka. He also made it clear that he does not want to step into Bangladesh full of jihadists who hate music.”

James is very famous in Bangladesh
Let us tell you that James is a singer-songwriter, guitarist and composer from Bangladesh, who is also known as a playback singer. He is the lead singer, songwriter and guitarist of the rock band ‘Nagar Baul’. He has sung many hit Hindi film songs, like ‘Bheegi Bheegi’ from the film ‘Gangster’ and ‘Alvida’ from the film ‘Life in a Metro’. He is very popular in Bangladesh.

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