Chaos continues in Bangladesh. Minorities, especially Hindus, are being continuously targeted there. AIMIM Chief and MP Asaduddin Owaisi has expressed concern over the situation in India’s neighboring country. On Sunday (December 28), he condemned the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh and stressed the strength of India-Bangladesh relations.

AIMIM supremo Owaisi said that his party strongly condemns the murder of Dipu Chandra Das and Amrit Mandal in Bangladesh. Along with this, it also supports the steps being taken by the Indian government to maintain strong relations with Bangladesh.

‘Bangladesh was formed on the basis of Bengali nationalism’
Asaduddin Owaisi said that Bangladesh was formed on the basis of secular Bengali nationalism and there are 2 crore minorities living there, who are not Muslims. I have full hope that tension between India and Bangladesh will not increase. Whatever is happening in Bangladesh regarding the tragic incident of Dipu Chandra Das and Amrit Mandal is against their own constitutional mandate. I hope that Yunus will ensure that all minorities living in Bangladesh are protected.

‘All those forces which are enemies of India are all in Bangladesh’
Owaisi said that we should also remember that stability in Bangladesh is very important for the security of India, especially the North East. There has been a popular revolution in Bangladesh and we hope that when the elections are held in February, relations between India and Bangladesh will be better than ever. We should also remember that ISI, China and all those forces are enemies of India. Now they all are in Bangladesh.

He further said that what is happening in Bangladesh is wrong but at the same time we should not forget what is happening in our country. He said that on December 24, a laborer from West Bengal was beaten to death in Sambalpur, Odisha. He further said that Angel Chakma, a tribal boy pursuing MBA in Uttarakhand was beaten up, resulting in his death.

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A peaceful protest organized outside the Bangladesh High Commission in London ended in controversy when a group of Khalistani supporters disrupted it. This demonstration was organized under the leadership of the Hindu community, the purpose of which was to protest against the death of Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh. However, Khalistani groups started showing anti-India slogans and Khalistani flags.

Hindu protesters present outside the Bangladesh High Commission said that the event was completely peaceful and humanitarian, which had nothing to do with the internal politics of any country. He said that in recent months, incidents of violence against religious minorities, especially Hindus, have increased worryingly in Bangladesh.

How did Dipu Chandra Das die?

The protesters on the occasion specifically mentioned the murder of Dipu Chandra Das, a 29-year-old garment factory worker in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. It is alleged that following alleged blasphemy charges, he was beaten to death by the mob, then his body was hanged from a tree and burnt. The incident is reported to have taken place on December 18 and caused deep outrage within and outside Bangladesh. The protesters also raised the issue of Amrit Mandal’s death in Rajbari on Christmas eve. Although Bangladeshi officials said Amrit Mandal was involved in a criminal activity and died during a clash with locals, protesters say such cases raise serious questions about the safety of minorities.

Khalistani people intervened
The intervention of Khalistani supporters during the demonstration surprised the protesters. According to eyewitnesses, the Khalistani group raised anti-India slogans and waved Khalistani flags. Manu Khajuria, associated with the UK Insight group, reacted strongly to the incident and said, “It was extremely shocking that fundamentalist elements tried to silence those who talked about harmony and minority rights.” He clarified that this demonstration was not for any political agenda, but in support of human rights and peace.

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Everyone is aware of what happened to Dipu Chandra Das in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. A 27-year-old ordinary factory worker was killed by a brutal mob. Jhanvi Kapoor has expressed her views on the injustice being done to Bangladeshi Hindus. After this, Elvish Yadav has given his open statement on this matter and expressed concern over such issues.

‘Serious and constant attention is needed…’
YouTuber and actor Elvish Yadav on Friday expressed his concern over the brutality meted out to Dipu Chandra Das on his X handle. Earlier, Bollywood actress Jhanvi Kapoor had raised her voice for people like Dipu Chandra Das on her Instagram handle.

Now YouTuber and actor have turned everyone’s attention towards this serious issue with their post. Elvish Yadav tweeted on his X handle and wrote, ‘This is not just about posting stories or making some statements.’

‘The situation requires serious and sustained attention. I had made a video about the situation of Bangladeshi Hindus in 2021 and 2024 also and today I am repeating it once again. The situation of minorities in Bangladesh is very worrying and it cannot be ignored any longer. This post of Elvish Yadav is going viral and fans are also expressing their agreement on it.

This is not just about posting stories or making a few statements. The situation demands serious and sustained attention. I raised this concern back in 2021 and in 2024 through a video about the condition of Bangladeshi Hindus, and I am reiterating it today. The state of…

—Elvish Yadav (@ElvishYadav) December 26, 2025

‘What is happening in Bangladesh is barbaric…’
A few days ago, Bollywood actress Jhanvi Kapoor had also expressed her concern on this issue. He shared a note in the stories section of his Instagram. He wrote, ‘What is happening in Bangladesh is barbaric. This is genocide and not an isolated incident. If you don’t know about inhuman mob lynching, read about it, watch videos, ask questions, and if all this doesn’t make you angry, then this is exactly the kind of hypocrisy that will destroy us before we know it. Apart from this, South and Bollywood actress Kajal Aggarwal and veteran actress Jaya Prada had also expressed their concern in this matter.

what is the whole matter
On the night of 18 December, 27-year-old Dipu Chandra Das, who worked in a cloth factory in Yaman Singh, Dhaka, was killed by an angry mob. Since then, the situation there has become quite tense and people have started a movement against the brutal killing of Hindus in India. Now, along with common people, celebs have also started raising questions on the atrocities being committed against minorities for a long time.

Gobinda Chandra Pramanik: Amidst the continuous atrocities on minorities in Bangladesh, a Hindu leader Gobind Chandra Pramanik is trying to win the public trust from the parliamentary seat of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the upcoming national elections.

General Secretary of the Central Committee of Bangladesh Jatiya Hindu Mohajote and senior advocate Gobind Chandra Pramanik is preparing to file nomination as an independent candidate from Gopalganj 3 (Kotalipada-Tungipada) seat in the elections to be held on February 12.

Nomination will be done on 28th December

According to the report of The Daily Star, he will file his nomination papers on December 28. Gobind Chandra Pramanik says that neither he has any connection with any political party nor has he ever been active in party politics. He said, “MPs elected from political parties are often unable to raise the problems of common people due to party discipline. I want to break this limitation and become the voice of the people.”

Other candidates for Hasina’s seat
Other prominent candidates for Hasina’s seat include BNP’s SM Jilani, National Citizen Party (NCP)’s Ariful Dariya, Jamaat-e-Islami’s MM Rezaul Karim, Gana Adhikar Parishad’s Abul Bashar, Islami Andolan Bangladesh’s Maroof Sheikh, National People’s Party’s Sheikh Salauddin, Khilafat Majlis’s Oli Ahmed, and independent candidates Mohammad Habibur Rahman and Mohammad Anwar Hussain.

Increase in violence against minorities

After the departure of Sheikh Hasina last year, there was a power vacuum in Bangladesh, which radical groups took advantage of. This was followed by a surge in violence against minorities in Bangladesh, including Hindu, Christian, Sufi and Ahmadiyya Muslim communities. These groups sought to justify attacks on minorities by exploiting rising anti-India sentiment and pushing a radical Islamic agenda under the interim government led by Mohammad Yunus. At a meeting organized by the Minority Unity Front outside Dhaka’s Jatiya Press Club, minority leaders said inadequate investigation and lack of justice had created an atmosphere of fear and distrust in the country.

Bangladesh police have announced a reward for information about the attackers who set fire to the house of a Hindu family near the south-eastern port city of Chittagong. Mob lynching has emerged as a major crisis in the changing political scenario of Bangladesh.

Ittefaq newspaper reported in its report on Thursday (December 25, 2025) that Chittagong Range Police Chief Ahsan Habib offered the reward while visiting the burnt house of Sukh Shil and Anil Shil in Rawajan area on the outskirts of the city on Wednesday (December 24, 2025) night. However, he did not give information about the prize money.

According to the report, on the night of Tuesday (December 23, 2025), unknown miscreants set the house on fire, but the people living in the house narrowly escaped. Family members said they woke up early in the morning feeling the heat of the fire, but were initially unable to get out as the doors were locked from outside. Eight members of both the families were able to get out of the burning house by cutting the tin sheets and bamboo fence.

Houses of seven Hindu families burnt to ashes in Raojan

According to the report of Business Standard, last week several incidents of arson targeting the houses of Hindu families took place in the same area. Police said five suspects have been arrested and a special security team has been formed to ensure security in the area. According to the report, in the last five days, houses of seven Hindu families were burnt in three different areas of Raojan.

Five suspects arrested in the raid – Sajidul Islam

Raojan police station in-charge Sajidul Islam said that so far five suspects have been arrested in the police raid and the search for others is going on. The police held a meeting with local influential people to ensure inter-religious harmony and maintain social vigilance against perpetrators of such heinous crimes. Last week, 28-year-old Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das was beaten to death by a mob by hanging him from a tree and set on fire on charges of blasphemy in Mymensingh area.

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After the assassination of Bangladesh’s fundamentalist leader Sharif Usman Hadi, his brother has accused a faction of the interim government led by the country’s chief advisor Mohammad Yunus. He said that a faction of the interim government had conspired to assassinate his brother to derail the general elections to be held in the country.

Hours after his claim, Special Assistant to the Chief Advisor (Home Ministry) Mohammad Khuda Bakhsh Chaudhary resigned from his post. Hadi’s brother Omar Hadi said in a protest rally organized by Inquilab Manch in the country’s capital Dhaka on Tuesday (December 23, 2025), “It was you who got Osman Hadi murdered. Now you are trying to thwart the elections by making it an issue. Those who were in power at the time of Osman Hadi’s murder will not be able to escape this responsibility.”

What did Omar Hadi say about the murder of his brother?

Omar said that the government should immediately expose before the country all those involved in his brother’s murder. Referring to the fate of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League government, he warned that otherwise you too will be forced to flee the country.

Along with the Awami League, Osman Hadi, a staunch critic of India, was one of the leaders of last year’s violent protests. Due to this violent demonstration led by students, the government led by Sheikh Hasina was ousted from power. This demonstration is known as the July Uprising. Hadi later formed Inquilab Manch.

Cabinet department released information

The Cabinet Department issued a notification on Wednesday (December 24, 2025) night saying that the President has accepted the resignation of former police chief Chaudhary. “Special Assistant to the Chief Advisor (Home Ministry) Mohammad Khuda Bakhsh Chaudhary has resigned from his post and the President has accepted his resignation,” an official statement said.

Shot in Dhaka, died during treatment in Singapore

Usman Hadi, a candidate for parliamentary elections to be held in February, was shot in the head by masked gunmen in Dhaka on December 12, 2025. He died six days later in a hospital in Singapore. After this, Umar alleged that a part of the government got his brother murdered at the behest of some agency or the country. He said Hadi wanted national elections to be held by February and had requested officials not to disrupt the election environment.

Inquilab Manch held three responsible for Hadi’s murder

Inquilab Manch has held Home Advisor Lieutenant General (retired) Jahangir Alam Chaudhary, Law Advisor Asif Nazrul and Khuda Baksh Chaudhary responsible for the murder and demanded their immediate resignation. The legal adviser has promised to prosecute the case in Bangladesh’s speedy trial tribunal, under which the trial has to be completed within 90 days.

Following Hadi’s death, a mob went on a rampage in Dhaka and set fire to the main offices of the newspapers Prothom Alo and Daily Star as well as the offices of Chayanat and Udichi Shilpi Gosthi, two progressive cultural groups in Dhaka. A Hindu factory worker was beaten to death by a mob in central Mymensingh.

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Dipu Chandra Das, a 27-year-old Hindu youth working in a garment factory in Bangladesh’s Mymensingh district, was beaten to death by a mob on Thursday (December 16) over alleged blasphemy charges. If the factory management had informed the police in time, Deepu’s life could have been saved. But instead factory supervisors forced him to resign, threw him out of the workplace and handed him over to a radical Islamic mob, who brutally murdered him, hanged his body and then set it on fire.

Alleged blasphemy allegations, no concrete evidence
According to Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) and police officials, there is no concrete confirmation yet of the blasphemy allegations leveled against Dipu Chandra Das. Officials said that it was not clear what Deepu said or did that led to this controversy.

Suspicious role of factory officials in murder
Investigation has revealed that the floor in-charge and quality in-charge of the factory handed over Dipu to the mob instead of handing him over to the police. After reviewing CCTV footage and videos, 12 people have been arrested so far, including factory officials and employees.

Not sudden, signs of a planned murder
Investigators say that this murder was not the result of any sudden violence, but there are clear signs of pre-planning. Forced resignation, delay in informing the police and ultimately handing over Deepu to the mob – all these steps point to a well-planned chain.

Taslima Nasreen raised questions
Exiled Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen raised questions about this murder on social media platform He asked who would bring the culprits of this heinous murder to justice.

A mountain of sorrow fell on the family
Dipu Chandra Das was married three years ago. His family consists of his wife and one and a half year old innocent child, who is now left without a father. RAB-14 Commander Naeemul Hasan told in the press conference that the violence started inside the factory at around 4 o’clock. He said, ‘The floor in-charge of the factory forced Dipu to resign and handed him over to the angry mob. We have arrested two factory officials because they did not ensure the safety of Deepu.

Crowd increased at the time of shift change
According to the report of Daily Star, a large number of workers gathered outside the factory at the time of shift change. Local people also reached there after the news spread. At around 8:45 pm, the mob broke the factory gate and dragged Deepu out of the security room. After being thrown out of the factory, local people also took part in the attack. Dipu was murdered on the spot, his body was hanged on the Dhaka-Mymensingh Highway and then set on fire.

Late information given to police
Police officials said that the situation kept worsening for several hours, but the factory management did not inform on time. Industrial Police SP MD Farhad Hussain Khan said, ‘If the call had come on time, Deepu’s life could have been saved.’

Traffic jam becomes a big hindrance

The SP said that at the time of the incident, there was a traffic jam of about 10 kilometers long, due to which there was a huge delay in the police reaching the spot. By the time the police arrived, the crowd had taken the body towards the highway. The factory management has denied negligence. Senior manager Saqib Mahmood claimed that there was no evidence for the allegations and a ‘fake resignation’ was obtained to defuse the situation. However, investigating agencies say that Deepu was deliberately handed over to the mob.

India rejected the misleading propaganda being spread by the Bangladeshi media regarding the protest in front of the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi and asserted that there was no security breach during the protest nor was there any threat to the diplomatic mission.

India’s External Affairs Minister said only a few protesters had gathered outside the High Commission for a short time to express outrage over the killing of Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh’s Mymensingh district and demand protection for minorities in the South Asian country.

What did Randhir Jaiswal tell?
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal refuted reports of an attempt to infiltrate the campus, saying, ‘We have seen misleading propaganda about this incident in some sections of the Bangladeshi media. The truth is that on December 20, about 20-25 youth gathered in front of the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi and raised slogans against the heinous murder of Dipu Chandra Das in Mymensingh, and also demanded protection of all minorities in Bangladesh.

He further said, ‘At no time was any attempt made to break the fence or create a situation of insecurity. The police deployed at the spot dispersed the group within a few minutes. The visual evidence of these incidents is publicly available for all to see. He further said and emphasized that India is committed to the security of foreign diplomats and their missions in accordance with the Vienna Convention.

M Tauheed Hussain warned
Dhaka rejected India’s comments and claimed that how the protesters were allowed to come so close to the installation located in a secure diplomatic zone. In a statement, Bangladesh’s foreign affairs advisor M Tauheed Hossain warned that Dhaka would reduce its diplomatic presence in India if the situation worsens.

“With regard to the Indian press note, we completely reject it, absolutely reject it,” state news agency Bangladesh Sangabad Sangastha (BSS) quoted M Tauheed Hossain, foreign affairs adviser to the interim government, as saying at a media briefing on Sunday. This issue has been presented as if it is very simple, whereas in reality it is not so.

Bangladesh raised questions
He raised the question, ‘How can a group of 25 to 30 people, said to be related to a Hindu extremist organisation, reach such a sensitive area.’ He further said that under normal circumstances this should not have been possible unless he was allowed to go there. Regarding the statement of the Foreign Ministry, Hussain said that they say that there might have been 20-25 people, but this is not the issue.

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There is an uproar in Bangladesh due to the brutal murder of Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das. On the night of 18 December 2025, in Bhaluka area of ​​Mymensingh district, a fundamentalist mob beat Deepu brutally, accusing him of blasphemy and then set his body on fire. Deepu, who worked in a textile factory, was accused of hurting religious sentiments without any concrete evidence.

According to the report of The Daily Star, according to Mohammad Farhad Hussain Khan, Superintendent of Police of Mymensingh Industrial District, he received information about the incident at around 8 pm. By the time the police team reached the spot, the situation had worsened. Hundreds of people were gathered on the road and the crowd was so fierce that it became almost impossible to reach the spot. Police say that if information had been received in time, perhaps the young man’s life could have been saved.

Highway became witness to violence, traffic came to a standstill for three hours

When the police reached near the factory, they saw that the crowd was taking Deepu’s body towards the Dhaka-Mymensingh Highway. During this time, there was a jam of about 10 kilometers long, which lasted for about three hours. Due to traffic jam, neither the police could move forward properly nor the relief agencies could reach on time.

The role of factory management is also under question

According to the administrative officials of Pioneer Knitwear Bangladesh Factory, some workers started the ruckus at around 5 pm. It was alleged that Deepu had hurt religious sentiments. However, the factory management also admitted that there was no evidence to support these allegations. To calm the situation, a senior official of the factory forced Dipu to resign so that the crowd would calm down, but this step also proved to be inadequate.

Violence broke out as soon as the shift changed

As soon as the evening shift ended, a crowd of second shift workers and local people gathered outside the factory. The situation worsened as the numbers increased. At around quarter to nine in the night, an angry mob broke the factory gate and dragged Deepu out of the security room. After this he was beaten publicly and murdered on the spot. After some time the body was set on fire.

The truth came out in the investigation: the allegations are completely false

Initial investigation by Bangladesh’s Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has made it clear that Dipu had neither made any objectionable post on social media nor anywhere else. According to officials, the charge of blasphemy was completely baseless. Investigative agencies say that when the situation worsened, Dipu was handed over to the mob to save the factory, which is a serious mistake.

Arrests were made, but questions still remain

Police have so far arrested 12 people in this case. The victim’s brother has filed a case against 140 to 150 unknown people. Investigation is going on, but this incident has raised deep questions on the security system of minorities in Bangladesh.

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The Foreign Ministry of Bangladesh has expressed displeasure over the protests and sloganeering outside the residence of the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi on Saturday (December 20, 2025). The Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that on December 20, 2025, some people reached the residence of the Bangladesh High Commission and vandalized the barricades. This incident is inappropriate and very regrettable.

Bangladesh Foreign Ministry issued a statement

The Foreign Ministry of Bangladesh has issued an official statement regarding this matter on Sunday (December 21, 2025). The statement said, “The inappropriate incident that took place at the residence of the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi on Saturday (December 20, 2025) is extremely regrettable and cannot be accepted at all as a form of misleading propaganda.”

“The miscreants were allowed to conduct their activities just outside the perimeter of the High Commission, causing panic among the staff present inside the premises. No advance information was given to the High Commission about this organized event. However, we note the commitment of the Government of India to ensure the security of all diplomatic establishments of Bangladesh in India,” the statement said.

Bangladesh’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs tweets, “The unjustifiable incident at the Bangladesh High Commission residence in New Delhi on 20 Dec 2025 is highly regrettable.” pic.twitter.com/vK3Gl00jfE

— ANI (@ANI) December 21, 2025

Bangladesh government arrested the suspects – Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry

Bangladesh’s Foreign Ministry said, “We completely reject the attempt by Indian authorities to portray an isolated attack on a Bangladeshi citizen, who incidentally belongs to the Hindu community, as attacks on minorities.”

The statement said, “The Government of Bangladesh has taken prompt action and arrested the suspects involved in this incident. The inter-community situation in Bangladesh is better than in many other parts of South Asia. Bangladesh believes that the governments of all countries in the region (South Asia) have the responsibility to ensure the safety of minorities in their respective countries.”

On which matter did Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry issue a statement?

In fact, in Mymensingh district of Bangladesh, Dipu Chandra Das, a Hindu minority youth, was brutally murdered after mob lynching. There was a lot of protest after the video of this incident went viral on social media. After this, on Saturday (December 20), 20 to 25 youth gathered outside the Bangladesh High Commission in Delhi regarding the same matter and protested and raised slogans.

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