For the Pakistani military, this massacre of unarmed civilians - primarily Hindus - was a grim celebration, as policymakers in Rawalpindi labeled the Bengali liberation movement a "Hindu uprising".
Throughout the nine-month-long war for Bangladesh's independence, Arab nations, including Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, framed the conflict as a "war between Muslims and Hindus".
Fifty-three years after gaining independence, Bangladesh finds itself under siege by Islamists, jihadists, and anti-Hindu forces. These groups are evidently supported by international actors, including notorious figures such as Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
This resurgence is bolstered by the influence of Nobel laureate and Trump-hater Muhammad Yunus and his allies, including the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), Hefazat-e-Islam (HeI), Hizb ut-Tahrir (HuT), and Ansar Al Islam, a local affiliate of Al Qaeda and several thuggish gangs comprising Islamists and leftists.
Since the removal of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and seizure of power by Muhammad Yunus and his cronies, the country has seen an alarming rise in Islamist extremism, with jihadist flags being openly waved and radical slogans inciting violence against Hindus, members of ISKCON, and so-called "Indian agents".
A REIGN OF TERROR AGAINST HINDUS
Since late July 2024, Hindus in Bangladesh have endured horrific atrocities, including mass killings, rapes of women and girls (including minors), and widespread looting. Hindu homes, businesses, and temples have been systematically targeted in arson attacks which have been perpetrated by Islamist, jihadists and Hindu-haters.
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1984 ANTI-SIKH RIOTS: SUPREME COURT URGES PUNJAB GOVT TO CONSIDER RELIEF FOR 39 FAMILIES UNABLE TO PROVE THEY ARE GENUINE RIOT VICTIMS
The High Court in its order dated September 26, 2017 directed the petitioners for filing a comprehensive reply to the public notice asking them to vacate the house within 48 hours.
Supreme Court: Plaintiff seeking specific performance of agreement to sell must also show availability of funds
The court in the case also stated that while the readiness means the capacity of the plaintiff in order to perform the contract which would include his financial position, willingness relates to the conduct of the plaintiff
Delhi High Court rejects PIL seeking comprehensive probe into Navjot Singh Sidhu's cancer cure claims
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Supreme Court seeks Union's View on Bihar Election Commission's plea against election of Nepali citizen as Panchayat Mukhiya
The bench while considering the facts and circumstances of the case observed that the contention was taken by the complainant before the Election Commission was also that his name was included in the voters list of Nepal and hence, he should be deemed to have relinquished his citizenship under Section 9 of the Act of 1955.
Meghalaya High Court orders expedited construction of Shillong-Dawki Highway: 'Highways are of paramount importance for state welfare'
The Meghalaya High Court in the case Shri Kaustav Paul Vs. State of Meghalaya & Ors observed and has directed the State Authorities to expedite the building of the National Highway from Shillong to Dawki near the Bangladesh border, terming it of 'paramount importance' for the 'welfare of the state'.
Supreme Court: NGT cannot outsource its opinion to committees and base its decision on such opinions
The Supreme Court in the case M/s Grasim Industries v. State of Madhya Pradesh observed and has criticised the National Green Tribunal, NGT for 'outsourcing' its opinion to a committee and is based on opinion which is only on the findings of the committee.
MORE BABIES OR FEWER? INDIA'S BIG POPULATION QUESTION
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasizes maintaining a fertility rate above 2.1 to prevent societal decline, while policy contradictions and regional disparities hinder effective population management, risking demographic stagnation.
'Reimagining the Middle East': Embracing change in a world where power shifts and new alliances emerge
The Middle East is a region where geopolitical dynamics can shift unexpectedly.
THE QUESTIONS ABOUT CONGRESS AND OCCRP
An extremely worrying investigation has come to light on the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), specifically about its links with the American deep state.
PROPOSED DATA PROTECTION PANEL ON AGROCHEMICALS SHOULD BE DISSOLVED
According to international rules, the patent period is 20 years, after that giving any kind of data protection is illegal which will give license for looting the farmers by MNCs and their Indian partners.
