Global condemnation grows over attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, with the US, UK, and India calling for justice and the protection of religious freedoms.

Tensions between India and Bangladesh have been escalating ever since Sheikh Hasina’s ouster. However, after the arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das, concerns have increased over the treatment of minorities in the country.

UK MPs have raised concern over the attacks on Hindu community in Bangladesh and the arrest of religious leaders, calling the degree of escalation in the violence "deeply concerning." Conservative MP Bob Blackman said there was an "attempt at ethnic cleansing of Hindus.

US Congressman Brad Sherman stresses that Bangladesh's interim government must protect its Hindu minority and address their grievances amidst violent unrest. An urgent call for investigation by the UN highlights the concern.

In response to the ongoing unrest and reported atrocities against minorities in Bangladesh, numerous Hindu organisations under the banner of 'Hindu Hitarakshana Vedike' staged a massive protest in Bengaluru,

An 'urgent' issue was tabled today in the House of Commons in UK's parliament over the worrisome situation in Bangladesh.

Hindus in Bangladesh are facing increasing violence and persecution. The recent arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das, a Hindu monk advocating for his community’s rights, has sparked global outrage.

British Tory MP Bob Blackman described the violence against Hindus in Bangladesh as an attempt at ethnic cleansing. In the House of Commons debate, MP

The latest trigger was the arrest of a Hindu monk last week, which set off protests in India by activists from Hindu organisations and politicians including members of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).