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Reports of attack on Hindu families in Bangladesh spark outrage
The Statesman|December 19, 2024
Reports that two Hindu families in Bangladesh, said to be supporters of the Awami League, were subjected to brutal and barbaric attacks allegedly by radical extremists have caused widespread outrage in Bengal.
Reports of attack on Hindu families in Bangladesh spark outrage

It is alleged that the attack was carried out because the victims were Hindu and supporters of the Awami League - considered a grave "offence" in the current climate in Bangladesh. ISKCON Kolkata's Vice President, Radharaman Das, reshared a video posted by the group "@ATeam_1971", which shed light on the incident. In the video, Moni Karmakar, a self-proclaimed follower of Bangabandhu's ideals and an Awami League woman leader, shares her ordeal, asking, "Is being a Hindu and an Awami League supporter my crime?" The group's post alleged that the attack on Moni Karmakar's family was motivated by political and religious reasons.

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