@AnkurSingh We have full support for the students' movement. Go ahead, brave soldier. Victory is very close to you. Don't give up, friend.
Students from every state in India should take to the streets; if the spirit of freedom runs in your blood, you will certainly come out onto the street
Those who are trolling or making videos about this individual should take a moment to reflect on the broader context. He is fully aware that stepping into such a volatile and dangerous situation could cost him his life at any moment. Despite this, he chose to act, even though staying out of harm's way was an option. This decision highlights his disregard for personal safety in favour of a cause he believes in.
In contrast, political leaders rarely, if ever, place themselves in such perilous situations. They prioritize their safety and often leave their followers to face the consequences, essentially signalling, "You take the risks; Iâll stay safe." By comparison, this individualâs actions demonstrate a level of courage and conviction that sets him apart. If he survives, he embodies the qualities of a leader who leads by example rather than from a distance. Such characteristics are rare and deserve acknowledgement.
I stand with the Students of The Monsoon Revolution - Yes, I will criticize them when they needed as they are still not mature enough, but I will always be indebted to their sacrifices. And, most importantly, they are not cowards.
Mirza Fakhrul and his Indian Gang must learn as soon as possible.
You have already sunk my beloved party and have been doing this for decades and until and unless your Gang witnesses nightmare, me and the rest will not stop.
Bangladesh Zindabad! Inqilab Zindabad! #IndiaOut
Bangladeshi Woman Allegedly Ra/ped, Mur/dered in India; Protests Erupt in Dhaka
A 28-year-old Bangladeshi woman was allegedly ra/ped and mur/dered in Bengaluru, India, sparking protests by the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement in Dhaka. The womanâs body was found near Kalkere Lake on Friday with severe head injuries. Police suspect she was lured to an isolated location before being ki/lled. She had been living in India for six years without documentation, while her husband, a cleaner, held a medical visa.
Protest leaders blamed Indiaâs growing hostility towards Bangladeshis and systemic failures in protecting minorities. Tariqul Islam, a protestor, called for justice and highlighted Indiaâs history of violence against Bangladeshis. Activists vowed to continue the fight for justice.
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A Muslim man in Bangladesh held the photo of Martyr Dipto Dey - Hindu, who was murdered by Sheikh Hasina, during the July Massacre.
This photo is a strong message to India, who is trying to create communal violence in Bangladesh. Dear India, it'll never be possible in this Bangladesh that is united.
You take care of your slave BAL and your own people, instead. #IndiaOut
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Several Indian media outlets, including @ReutersAsia, @livemint, @pGurus1, @EconomicTimes, @OpIndia_com, and @republic, falsely claim that Muslim lawyer Saiful Islam Alif was defending ISKCON leader Chinmoy Krishna Das before being killed in Chattogram, Bangladesh.
Fact Check:
â Court records confirm Subasish Sharma is Dasâ defense lawyer.
â Saiful Islam Alif was an Assistant Public Prosecutor, not Dasâ lawyer.
Indian media must stop spreading baseless and provocative misinformation about Bangladesh.
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đ¨VOA survey: Minority communities 'feeling more secure than befoređ¨
Source:- https://t.co/hfsQ69NiI5
A VOA survey revealed that Bangladeshâs interim government has made notable improvements in ensuring the safety of minority communities. According to the survey, 64.1% of respondents believe the current government is providing better security than the previous administration.
While the Awami League government faced allegations of land grabbing and other forms of persecution against minorities, the interim governmentâs actions have improved the situation. With support from the administration and the public, security for places of worship has been strengthened. Although some incidents of violence have occurred, the government claims these were politically motivated.
However, minority communities still face a trust deficit. Human rights activists emphasize the need for further measures by the government to assure minorities of their safety and rights. đ§đŠ
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