This hindu woman is a kirtanya(Krishna bhajan singer).
This is her only crime. Her family home was destroyed by radical muslims in Bogura, Bangladesh.
Police and army took no action against the attackers.
#BangladeshHinduGenocide#SaveBangladeshiHindus
Even BBC cannot hide the anti-Hindu violence sweeping across Bangladesh now.
Bangladesh govt is trying to hide its complicity by blaming Indian media for 'spreading rumours'. So they are allowing only BBC and other Western media to do limited coverage.
See this ground report in Bengali from Sunamganj district, where yet another time a 'blasphemous FB post' became the pretext for a pogrom where 100+ Hindu homes & 20 mandirs across several villages were vandalized & looted
VC: @VHindus71
Today, Friday at 4 PM, radical Islamists vandalized the idol at the Kali Temple in Nasibpur village, located in Lakshiganj Union of Netrakona Sadar Upazila. However, Yunus will not acknowledge these heinous incidents to the global community. @UNHumanRights#SaveBangladeshiHindus
#Bangladesh
This is the condition of a Hindu temple after yesterday night's Islamists attack.
On the night of 03/12/2024, Islamists attacked and vandalised the Loknath Baba temple in #Doyara Bazar area in #Sunamganj district.
The temple and the Murti had been vandalised. All the valuable things of the temple had been stolen.
হিন্দু হয়ে জন্মানো কি পাপ??
হিন্দু বিদ্বেষী অসহিষ্ণু রাজাকার মুসলমানরা বাংলাদেশের রাজশাহী জেলার পুঠিয়া গ্রামের আফজাল ও অন্যান্য মুসলমানরা "হিন্দু #বিধবা_সুপ্রিয়া_সরকার র জমি দখল করে"।
প্রতিবাদ করলে রাজাকার জিহাদী মুসলমানরা সব গাছ কেটে ফেলে এবং তাকে মারধর করে নির্যাতন করে।
Today, Friday at 4 PM, radical Islamists vandalized the idol at the Kali Temple in Nasibpur village, located in Lakshiganj Union of Netrakona Sadar Upazila. However, Yunus will not acknowledge these heinous incidents to the global community. @adgpi#SaveBangladeshiHindus
A Tale of Two Cases: The Contrast of Justice and Injustice
Case 1: The Mumbai Terror Attacks
On the night of 26th November 2008, India was attacked—Mumbai was drenched in terror and blood. 300 people injured, 166 people killed, including 26 foreigners and 20 members of the Indian security forces. Amidst this carnage stood Ajmal Kasab, a terrorist sent by the Lashkar-e-Taiba to unleash hell on Indian soil.
Kasab, caught red-handed and later confessing to his crimes, faced the weight of 86 criminal charges, including murder, waging war against India, and terrorism. Despite the unspeakable horrors he inflicted, India upheld its commitment to justice and humanity.
For nearly nine months, court proceedings were conducted daily. Kasab was provided with:
•Legal counsel to ensure a robust defense.
•Interpreters to bridge language barriers.
•Medical care, regardless of his crimes.
•Top-tier security, safeguarding his right to life during trial.
When his death sentence was upheld by the Bombay High Court in February 2011, he appealed to the Supreme Court, which carefully reviewed the evidence. As a last resort, Kasab was allowed to file a mercy petition to the President of India. India’s judiciary and executive system ensured every step adhered to the principles of fairness, due process, and human rights.
On 21st November 2012, justice was served, but only after the world witnessed the extraordinary patience and integrity of India’s democratic framework.
India’s handling of Kasab’s case stands as a testament to its unwavering belief in human rights, social tolerance, free and fair trials, and secularism—values that remain the bedrock of its identity even in the face of unparalleled provocation.
Case 2:
Now contrast this with the tragic silence surrounding Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu, Bangladesh.
The Hindu Monk Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu in Bangladesh, just raised his voice for Hindu minorities when they are being oppressed by Bangladesh interim Govt headed by ‘ 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner’
Sri Muhammed Yunus.
And he got arrested on charges of sedition.
Despite his innocence plea, he faces:
•No legal assistance.
•No representation in court.
•No access to a free and fair trial.
The cries of justice have been muffled by fear, apathy, and prejudice. The very idea of a fair trial—a universal human right—is denied to him.
A Call to Action for the World
To the pseudo-secularists, the self-proclaimed champions of human rights, and the world leaders who espouse justice as their guiding principle:
•Where is your voice?
•Where is your outrage?
•Why does justice wear a different face in different lands?
India showed the world what true justice looks like—even for a terrorist. It is now time for the global community to rise above selective activism and speak up for those like Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu, who are denied their most basic rights. Justice is not justice if it is selective. The world must act now, for the soul of humanity depends on it.
#FreeChinmoyKrishnaPrabhu
#SaveHindusinBangladesh
@VHindus71@IskconInc@UN@antonioguterres@UNHumanRights@UN_HRC@UNOCHA@UNinBangladesh@NobelPrize@NobelPeaceOslo
A Hindu woman has been murdered in #Khagrachari. The victim's son, Pranto Das, is associated with the Sanatan Jagaran Manch, and for the past few days, radical Islamists have been spreading various false accusations against him and his family. Today, his mother was killed. @hrw
Sanatan Jagaran Manch's leader, Pranto Das's mother has been murdered in her home
Recently, extremists were inciting attacks on him by tagging his photos with ISKCON references on Facebook
🚨Breaking News:
#Bangladesh#Khagrachari: A Hindu Woman Brutally Murdered in Her Own Home
In the heart of Khagrachari, a chilling crime has sent shockwaves through the community. A Hindu woman, Chumki Rani Das (50), was savagely murdered in her own home, in what appears to be a robbery that spiraled into brutality. Her home, once a haven, became the site of an unthinkable act of violence.
The victim's son, Pranto Das, a key coordinator of the Sanatan Jagaran Mancha Khagrachari, had recently been the target of online harassment and provocation by extremists. Social media posts using his photo, tagged with ISKCON references, were used to incite hostility-an ominous backdrop to this unspeakable tragedy.
On the fateful night of December 5, 2024, intruders broke into their home, robbing it of both precious valuables and a beloved matriarch. Gold jewelry, including her sacred Tulsi mala, was ripped from her body. The victim bore brutal wounds to her head and body, with nail marks visible around her neck-a final desecration of her sanctity.
This heinous act took place at her residence in Rukhui Chowdhury Para, Mahila College Road, Khagrachari Sadar. The assailants not only looted but shattered the very fabric of safety and faith. Her husband, Tapan Kanti Das, and son are left to grapple with an unimaginable loss.
Chumki Rani Das is yet another victim in the rising tide of targeted violence against Hindu minorities. Her murder, a grotesque mingling of greed and hate, serves as a dark reminder of the vulnerability of Hindu families in this region.
As the night falls over Khagrachari, a chilling question remains: who will answer for this blood spilled in silence?