Yesterday I visited @thebcc_london at Stratford. I helped lay the foundation stone 25 years ago. It's very impressive. Principal Selena Bolingbroke showed me round and told me about it's growth, and the great job opportunities it opens up for students
Just concluded a constructive meeting with Prime Minister of Bangladesh @trahmanbnp
I handed over a personal letter from Prime Minister @narendramodi conveying his wishes to PM Rahman and inviting him to visit India at the earliest convenience.
I extended warm congratulations on behalf of the people of India and reaffirmed our commitment to deepening the enduring partnership between our two neighbouring countries.
Delighted to speak with Mr. Tarique Rahman. I congratulated him on the remarkable victory in the Bangladesh elections.
I conveyed my best wishes and support in his endeavour to fulfil the aspirations of the people of Bangladesh.
As two close neighbours with deep-rooted historical and cultural ties, I reaffirmed India’s continued commitment to the peace, progress, and prosperity of both our peoples.
@trahmanbnp
Standing inside a courtroom that should symbolize justice, Chinmoy Prabhudas spoke words that shook the conscience of anyone still capable of feeling shame:
“I am a monk. I don’t even consume fish or meat, fearing harm to any living being. Yet today, I stand accused of murder.”
The courtroom fell into a haunting silence. Even the judge had no words. Not because the truth was unclear, but because the collapse of justice stood naked before everyone’s eyes.
This is not merely the persecution of one man. This is the moral and institutional decay of Bangladesh laid bare, where law has lost its spine, conscience has been suffocated, and power tramples over the most harmless among us.
@salah_shoaib We have never seen justice delivered. That’s why it has become so easy to kill Hindus. Culprits are arrested for show, then quietly released.
A Global Appeal | Please Raise Your Voice!
Dipu Chandra Das (30), a Hindu man in Bangladesh was brutality lynched and set on fire by Islamists, following false allegations of blasphemy. Although perpetrators of this heinous crime are mostly seen in a video, which they made while committing this crime, the pro-Islamist regime of Muhammad Yunus is showing shocking reluctance in nabbing the murderers.
Since last year's Jihadist Coup in Bangladesh, religious minorities including Hindus, Christians, Buddhists and Ahmadiyas are facing unimaginable atrocities. Unless there is a huge international outcry, religious minorities shall continue to face cruelty as Islamists and jihadists are gradually gaining power.
I am humbly calling upon world leaders, rights groups, journalists and media outlets to please raise voices and demand exemplary punishment to killers of Dipu Chandra Das.
Heartbreaking cries of mother & father of #DipuChandraDas who was burnt alive for saying "Bhagavan and Allah are same one God". Tonight please pray for Bangladeshi Hindus as world has abandoned them 🙏
3 December is International Day of Persons with Disabilities #IDPD. It’s a day to celebrate the achievements of disabled people, and to reflect on the work needed to remove barriers which shouldn’t be there, and to build a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable future for all