Hindus are persecuted in Bangladesh

Likely on the agenda for the important RSS Kerala meeting

At the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) coordination conference in Kerala on Friday, the predicament of Hindus in Bangladesh is anticipated to be discussed.

This will be an uncommon instance of a foreign problem being included in the organization’s deliberations. This departure from the usual highlights how important the matter is, since prominent Sangh Parivar members are grappling with issues related to the safety and rights of Hindus in the neighboring country.

This time, the RSS which is often renowned for concentrating on domestic matters appears to be breaking with tradition and recognizing the wider effects of interstate religious persecution on the Hindu population.

Approximately fifty prominent members of the Karyakarani Mandal (central committee) are expected to gather in Palakkad, Kerala, and it is anticipated that discussions and decisions will revolve around methods of aiding Bangladeshi Hindus, according to sources within the RSS.

SIEGE OVER HINDUS IN BANGLADESH

PM Modi has already spoken with the interim government and is taking the other required steps, according to a senior RSS functionary, but the world has to see how Hindus are being besieged in the neighboring country.

The subject of the summit demonstrates our dedication to defending Hindu interests outside of India and reflects the Sangh’s increasing need for attention to this matter. A senior official in the RSS believes that the addition of this issue, which is a global concern for Hindus, could represent a turning point in the organization’s foreign policy agenda.

In Bangladesh, Hindus are being attacked on a daily basis since the overthrow of Sheikh Hasina’s government. They tried to cross the border in large numbers, and some of them waited close to it, but they are not permitted to do so according to international border regulations. This is the circumstance. We also need to talk about these important matters.

We must rally solidarity from throughout the world for Bangladeshi Hindus. We take this extremely seriously,” the official continued.
Organisations linked with the Sangh have united to arrange a memorial service for the Hindu victims of the recent violence in Bangladesh on Friday.

The purpose of this event is to pay tribute to the victims and raise awareness of the continued persecution of minorities in the neighboring nation. The purpose of the program is to draw attention to these groups’ growing concerns regarding the safety and dignity of Hindus living in Bangladesh, especially in light of the rising rates of intercommunal violence.

An earlier Nari Shakti march, organized by groups influenced by the RSS, was held to express disapproval of the purported sexual assaults on women in Bangladesh and to draw attention to the organization’s increased focus on gender-based violence in the area.