Another Hindu youth has been murdered in Bangladesh. This case is from the same Mymensingh district, where Dipu Chandra Das was beaten to death by a mob on December 18 and then his body was burnt at the intersection. This is the third case in the last 15 days when a Hindu youth has been killed in Bangladesh. Earlier, Amrit Mandal was also shot dead in Dhaka. He was accused of asking for money.

This incident happened in a factory at 6.45 pm on Monday (December 29, 2025). This incident took place at Sultan Sweaters Limited located in Bhaluka Upazila area of ​​Labib Group Garment, where Bajendra Biswas was with his Muslim friend Noman Mia. Bajendra died due to a bullet in his thigh, which was fired from Noman’s gun. Police has arrested Noman. Bajendra was a member of Ansar. 20 Ansar members were deployed for the security of the factory. Bajendra Biswas is 42 years old and Noman Mia is 29 years old.

According to police and eyewitnesses, Bajendra and Noman were posted in the factory as security guards and they lived in Ansar Barrack inside the factory. During the conversation, Noman pointed the gun at Bajendra Biswas. It is being told that he was doing this jokingly, but due to this the trigger of the gun got pressed and the bullet hit Bajendra’s left thigh.

After the death of Bajendra Biswas, there is a possibility of tension spreading again in Bangladesh. The situation there is already quite serious and violent incidents against minorities keep coming to light every day. The situation became serious after Dipu Das was murdered on 18th December. Even in India, people had expressed their displeasure over his murder. In the last one year, cases of attacks and violence on Hindus have increased significantly in Bangladesh.

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Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) acting president Tariq Rahman on Thursday (December 25, 2025) appealed to the people to maintain peace. Presenting the vision of an inclusive society, he said that the country belongs to people of all religions, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and Christians.

Rehman said this while addressing party supporters for the first time after 17 years. Since the formation of the interim government in August last year, there have been many incidents against minorities, especially Hindus, in Bangladesh. Rahman told thousands of supporters after arriving on July 36 Expressway directly from Dhaka airport, ‘Now is the time for all of us to build the country together. This country belongs to the people of hills and plains, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and Christians. We want to create a safe Bangladesh, where every woman, man and child can go out of their home safely and come back safely.

The Hindu population in Bangladesh has faced several violent incidents after the ouster of then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from power in August last year. Recently, a 25-year-old Hindu laborer was beaten to death by a mob in Mymensingh city. India has expressed concern over attacks on minorities, especially Hindus, in Bangladesh. On Monday, minority groups protested in Dhaka and accused the interim government of failing to stop persecution of minorities. Earlier, Rahman returned to Dhaka on Thursday after living in self-exile for more than 17 years, where he was given a warm welcome.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and other party leaders welcomed Rahman at Hazrat Shahjalal Airport in Dhaka amid tight security. Rehman was also accompanied by his wife Zubaida Rehman and daughter Jaima Rehman. Rehman was living in London since 2008. He has been effectively leading the BNP since 2018 after the ill health of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia. BNP has emerged as a major contender to gain power in the elections to be held in February, as former Prime Minister Hasina’s party Awami League has been banned from taking part in the elections.

Jamaat-e-Islami, which was an ally of the BNP during its tenure from 2001 to 2006, is now considered its main rival, as the interim government has banned the Awami League from contesting elections through an executive order under the country’s stringent anti-terrorism law.

Rehman’s return has come at a time when unrest has spread in the country after the assassination of prominent youth leader Sharif Usman Hadi, which has engulfed the entire Bangladesh. Hadi played an important role in ousting Hasina from power. Rahman, a leading contender to become the country’s next Prime Minister, symbolically marked his return to the country’s politics by standing barefoot on Bangladeshi soil soon after arriving at Shahjalal Airport.

Hours later, Rehman, 60, son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, addressed his supporters and called for maintaining peace and stability in the country and presented a comprehensive plan to create an ‘inclusive Bangladesh’. Referring to American civil rights activist Martin Luther King’s famous quote ‘I have a dream’, Rahman said, ‘I have a plan for my countrymen and my country.’ Rahman said that he wants to create an inclusive Bangladesh, where people of every caste, creed and religion can live in a peaceful environment.

When the BNP had announced Rahman’s plan to return from London, Rahman had said, ‘Just as a child wants to be near his seriously ill mother in her time of distress, I want to return to Bangladesh.’ Rahman’s return to Dhaka has come at a time when Bangladesh-India relations are deteriorating rapidly. However, he did not make any direct mention of India in his address.

The BNP leader left the airport in a bulletproof bus. Before leaving the airport, Rehman thanked interim government head Muhammad Yunus in a phone conversation. Yunus had supported the arrangements made for their security and the organization of programs related to their return home.

In a video message shared by BNP, Rehman was seen saying, ‘On behalf of myself and my family, I express my gratitude to you. In particular, I express my gratitude for the steps taken for my safety. Rahman also mentioned the establishment of Bangladesh in 1971.

Referring to the fall of the Hasina-led government last year, he said, ‘Just as in 1971, people from all sections of society came together to protect the independence and sovereignty of this country, similarly in 2024 too people united and ousted the Sheikh Hasina government from power.’ About 4,000 soldiers, paramilitary Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) personnel, policemen equipped with riot control equipment and plainclothes policemen were deployed in Dhaka to ensure Rehman’s security.

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A case of demolition of a statue of a Hindu deity allegedly by the Thai Army has come to light in Cambodia. India has strongly condemned this on Wednesday (24 December). New Delhi said that such derogatory acts hurt the sentiments of Hindu devotees across the world and should not happen.

Regarding this whole matter, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that we have recently received reports of demolition of the statue of a Hindu deity, which was located in the area affected by the Thai-Cambodia border dispute. He further said that the people of this region respect and worship Hindu and Buddhist deities with great devotion. People have unwavering faith in them. He also said that this is a part of our common civilizational heritage.

India appealed to both countries for peace
India appealed to both the countries (Thailand-Cambodia) to take the help of dialogue and diplomacy to maintain peace and prevent loss of life and property. Clashes between the two countries began in July and resumed this month despite a ceasefire brokered by US President Donald Trump. Several videos of demolition of Lord Vishnu’s statue using backhoe loader have gone viral on social media.

Where was the statue of Hindu god demolished?
According to the report of news agency AFP, Preah Vihear spokesperson Lim Chanpanha said that this statue was located in the On Ses area of ​​Cambodian territory. Chanpanha said the Vishnu statue, built in 2014, was demolished on Monday (Dec 22), about 100 meters (328 feet) from the border with Thailand. Chanpanha said that we condemn the vandalism of ancient temples and statues worshiped by Buddhist and Hindu followers.

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Bangladeshi Hindus are in extreme fear because of the brutal murder of Hindu youth Dipu Das by a mob in Bangladesh and the attacks on Hindus in the last 7-8 months. The fear of death is troubling him all the time. A young man there himself expressed this fear and refused to even reveal his name and identity. He says that even if he recognizes his voice, he might not be able to see the next morning.

Under the rule of Mohammad Yunus, fundamentalists have got a free hand, due to which the minority community is living in fear. Talking to India Today on the situation in the country, this Bangladeshi Hindu youth said that the minorities are scared. He said that we are alive, but we are living like walking corpses.

The Bangladeshi youth, on condition of anonymity, said that the fear is so great that if he is identified, he may die. He said, ‘If my face or voice is recognized then tomorrow morning may be my last morning.’

After the death of radical student leader Sharif Usman Hadi, who came into limelight after Sheikh Hasina’s coup, violence spread in Bangladesh and extremist groups started targeting Hindu houses even in remote areas. During this time, the incident of murder of Dipu Das came to light, due to which the entire Hindu community is living in fear.

On December 18, Dipu Das, who worked in a clothing factory in Mymensingh city, was murdered on charges of blasphemy. However, company commander of Bangladesh’s Rapid Action Battalion Mohammad Shamsuzzaman says that till now no concrete evidence has been found that he committed blasphemy. He said that no evidence has been found to say that Dipu Das had written anything on Facebook that could hurt religious sentiments.

Dipu Das’s family says that their brother was murdered as part of a conspiracy. A senior advisor to the interim government of Bangladesh said on Tuesday (December 23, 2025) that the government will take responsibility for the family of the Hindu laborer who was murdered on charges of blasphemy last week.

Education advisor CR Abrar met the bereaved family of 25-year-old Dipu Das. Dipu Das was beaten to death by a mob in Mymensingh on 18 December and his body was set on fire. Abrar said, ‘The government has taken the responsibility of taking care of Dipu Das’s child, wife and parents.’ He described the murder of a garment factory worker as ‘a brutal crime’.

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United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed concern over the murder of a Hindu man and other incidents of violence in Bangladesh. “Yes, we are deeply concerned by the violence we have seen in Bangladesh,” Stephane Dujarric, spokesman for the secretary-general, said at the daily press briefing on Monday (December 22, 2025). He was replying to a question on the Secretary General’s response to the attacks on minorities in Bangladesh, especially the lynching of Hindus in the last few days.

He said, ‘Whether it is Bangladesh or any other country, there is a need that people who are outside the ‘majority’ category should feel safe and all Bangladeshis should feel safe. We are confident that the government will make every possible effort to ensure the safety of every Bangladeshi.

Last week, Dipu Chandra Das (25), a garment factory worker, was beaten to death by a mob in Baluka on charges of blasphemy and his body was set on fire. Two more people were arrested on Sunday in connection with Das’s murder.

The newspaper ‘Daily Star’, quoting police and Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) sources, said that with these arrests, so far 12 people have been detained for alleged involvement in the murder. Meanwhile, UN Human Rights Chief Volker Turk has said that he is deeply concerned by the killing of Sharif Osman bin Hadi, the leader of protests in Bangladesh last year. Hadi was shot by miscreants a few days ago in which he was seriously injured and later died.

Turk appealed to maintain peace and everyone to stay away from violence. “Retaliations will only deepen divisions and undermine the rights of all,” he said. “I urge the authorities to promptly, impartially, thoroughly and transparently investigate the attack that led to Hadi’s death, and to ensure due process and accountability for those responsible,” he said.

With parliamentary elections scheduled for February in the country, Turk said it is important to ensure an environment in which all individuals can participate peacefully and vote freely. Turk said, ‘I urge the authorities to uphold the rights of freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and the safety of journalists at this critical time, and to prevent any form of violence.’

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In Pakistan, cases of kidnapping of women and girls from minority community are heard every day. Another case of kidnapping of a Hindu woman and her minor daughter has come to light in Sindh province. Both of them were forcefully taken away in a car by unknown gunmen. Officials said that this incident happened on Saturday in Sindhi Mohalla of Shershah in Karachi.

According to PTI report, the family said that three armed men forcibly took the woman into a white car as soon as she came out of the house. The local people are very nervous after this incident. Shiva Kachi, a civil rights activist from the Hindu community in Sindh province, said that Rani and her minor daughter are still missing. Her family fears that she will be forcibly converted to Islam and then married to one of her kidnappers.

He said, ‘We have lodged an FIR but the way the Hindu mother and daughter were kidnapped is a very worrying situation.’ Kachi appealed to senior police officers to pay attention to this and take action.

There are often reports of kidnapping of Hindu girls and women in Sindh province. They are being forcibly converted to Islam and then married to Muslim men. Most of the time they are married to older men.

KACHI has its office in Mirpurkhas, Sindh. Kachi said that he himself is receiving death threats from groups that are involved in the crime of kidnapping and forced conversion of Hindu girls. Most of them are girls from poor families.

He said, ‘I have received death threats over the phone and I fear for my life but I have informed the police about the matter and sought protection. Meanwhile, in another case, armed men tried to kidnap a Hindu girl who was recently married in Umerkot city of Sindh province.

Bhagvi was going home with her husband to meet her parents when armed criminals tried to kidnap her. However, due to the interference of people nearby, the armed miscreants could not succeed in their plan.

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Chief Minister of Assam Himanta Bisw Sarma Told that Assam Civil Service Officer arrested for disproportionate assets Nupur The sack was being monitored for the last six months. He says that Nupur transferred the land of Hindus to some suspects, in return for which he received a hefty amount.

Himant Biswa Sarma Talking about the matter on Tuesday, he said that complaints related to selling land against Nupur Bora were received, after which he was being monitored for the last six months. Himanta Bisw Sarma Done Guwahati Talking to reporters during an event in I said, ‘When this officer Barpeta Revenue If he was posted in the circle, he for money Hindus The land has been sold to some suspects. Because of this, he was constantly being monitored, we have taken strict steps against him.

Assam CM It was also asked that continuous cases related to corruption Revenue circle Why the names of the officers are coming out, then Himanta Bisw Sarma Said that corruption is spread on a large scale in minority dominated areas.

On Monday (September 15, 2025) Guwahati From Nupur Bora’s house Raids In Rs 92 lakh Cash And about one crore rupees Jewelery Has recovered. Barpeta In their Rented Cash of Rs 10 lakh has also been received from the house.

Who is Nupur Bora?
Nupur Bora is 36 years old and she is in Kamrup district Goroisari Are posted in Nupur sack Golaghat She hails and she in the year 2019 Karbi Angelong In Assistant As commissioner career Was started His till 2023 Posting It was here. After this their Barpeta As a circle officer in Transfer It was done and then in Kamrup.

Nupur Mandal with sack Surjeet Deka The name of the name has also come out and Special Vigilance Sale at their house Red Has killed He Barpeta In Revenue Circle works in office. He is accused when Nupur Bora Barpeta Both of them were posted Collapse Many lands were obtained from here.

France Due to anti -Muslim incidents in the atmosphere, the atmosphere is getting worse. France of Human Rights A report came in commission 2024, stating that in the country Racism Has been growing In March this year, 79 anti -Muslim incidents have come to light, which 72 compared to last year. Percent Are more. meanwhile France Another anti -Muslim incident has occurred, in which cut heads of pigs have been found outside the nine mosques including Paris, the capital of the country. On some of these French President Emmanuel Macron The name was also written.

Eating pigs in Islam is prohibited, in such a situation, this incident is being seen as a purpose of dividing the country, discrimination and racism spread. France I have a large population of Muslims, France 5-9 of the total population of Percent There is a Muslim population. Office Four National Statics ,Ons) As France The total population of 68.3 million is 6 crore 83 lakh, out of which around 60 lakhs are Muslims. According to the report of Pew Research, the population of Hindus in France is only 80 thousand, while Buddhists and Jews are also more than Hindus. 4.70 lakh Buddhists and 4.60 lakh Jews live in France.

How many Muslims live in France?
Pean Research A report was released in the year 2017, stating that France 8.8 of the total population of Percent People are going to believe in Islam. According to the report, the most Muslim countries in Europe Germany And France Are. By 2016 France I had 57 lakh Muslims, while Germany I had 61 lakh Muslim population. The report stated that between 2010 and 2016 one in Muslim population in Europe Percent Has increased

In 2010, there were a total of one crore 95 lakh Muslims, which increased to 2 crore 58 lakhs in 2016. The report estimates that Muslim population in Europe by 2050 Double It will be done i.e. 11.2 of the total population of Europe Percent People will be Muslims.

People migrating to Europe
according to the report Syria And Afghanistan Even during the struggle, a large number of people settled in Europe. Between 2010 and 2013, four lakh people migrated to Europe. This means that about 1,10,000 people came every year. Between 2014 and 2016, in just one and a half years, 12 lakh people migrated to Europe i.e. 4,90,000 Muslims came to Europe every year. Migrate People I include the most Muslim people. 80 thousand people between 2010 and 2016 France In Migrate Was done

After 25 years all over the world Hindus And there will be a lot of difference in the population of Muslims. At present, apart from Christians, Muslims have the largest population and Hindus come at number four. Pean Research It is estimated that by 2050 the population of Muslims will increase to more than 2 billion 76 crore, while Hindus The population will be close to one billion 40 crore.

Pean Research According to the report of Hindus And in the population of Muslims Closer There will be a difference of one and a half billion i.e. all over the world Hindus One and a half billion more population will be of Muslims. In the report, the population figures of both religions have been given in 2010 and 2050 and it was told that in 40 years the population of both religions will increase.

How many Muslims will increase?
The report of both religions Fertility Rate Population figures have been presented on the basis of. According to the report, in the year 2010, the population of Muslims was one billion 59 crore 97 lakh, which will increase to two billion 76 crore 14 lakh 80 thousand in the next 25 years i.e. in the next 25 years. The report said that in 2050, out of the total population of the whole world, 29.7 percent would be Muslims, who were 23.2 percent in 2010.

How many Hindus will be?
Talking about the Hindu population, according to the report, one billion three crore 22 lakh 10 thousand Hindus lived in 2010, which will increase to one billion 38 crore 43 lakh 60 thousand by 2050. Accordingly, in 2050, the population of Hindus will be 14.9 percent of the total population of the whole world, which was 16.4 percent in 2010. These figures show that the increase in the population of Hindus will be less than that of Muslims.

How many Hindus and Muslims will be in India?
The population of Muslims in India will also increase significantly. 2011 According to the census, out of 121 crore population of India, 79.8 percent are Hindus and 14.2 percent are Muslims. According to Pew Research, in the year 2010, 94 percent of the total Hindu population of the whole world lived in India. The population of Muslims in India increased by 2050 31 Lakh will be 10 thousand, which will be 11 percent of the total Muslims of the whole world. The population of Hindus in the country will increase to one billion 30 crore.

Whose population in the world?
According to the report, the religion of the whole world will be the highest, They Is Christian. By the way, even Christians have the largest population.20Two population of Christians up to 50 Arab 91 crore 80 lakh will be 70 thousand, which was two billion 16 crore 83 lakh 30 thousand in 2010. Accordingly, in 40 years the population of Christians will increase by 74 crore 97 lakh 40 thousand and 31.4 percent of the total population of the whole world will be Christians.

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Thursday (August 28, 2025) emphasized Hindu-Muslim unity and said that Islam will always have a place in India. He said that Hindus and Muslims are the same, their only worship method is different, so there should be no question about unity between them.

He strongly advocated to maintain mutual trust between Hindus and Muslims. Mohan Bhagwat attended an event organized on the centenary celebrations of the RSS, where he said this in response to a question. He said, ‘Hindus and Muslims are the same … so there is no question about unity between them; Only their worship method has changed. We are already one. Where did the united thing come from? What is revenge? Only the worship method has changed; Does it really make any difference? ‘

Mohan Bhagwat said, ‘Islam has been in India since ancient times and has been in place and will remain in future too. The idea that Islam will not remain, there is no Hindu philosophy. Both Hindus and Muslims need to have mutual faith in each other. He also said, ‘Roads and places should not be named after’ invaders’. I did not say that there should not be a Muslim name. APJ Abdul Kalam, Abdul Hameed should be named there.

RSS Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat said that the Sangh does not believe in attacking anyone on religious grounds and has always come forward to help everyone during disasters like Kerala floods and Gujarat earthquakes. He said that he believes that religion is a matter of personal choice and there should not be any kind of temptation or force in this matter.

The RSS chief cited conversion and illegal migration as the major causes of demographic imbalance in the country and said that the government is trying to stop infiltration and also play its role from the society. Mohan Bhagwat said that the jobs should not be found to illegal migrants, but our people, including Muslims.

Mohan Bhagwat said that he agrees with the argument that the DNA of the people of Bangladesh and India is the same, but every country has its own rules and regulations and people interested in migration should follow these rules.

Mohan Bhagwat also dismissed the allegations that the RSS had been involved in violence. He said, ‘No organization involved in violence can reach 75 lakh places in India or get so much support. If we were like this, would we have organized such programs? We would be underground somewhere.