🇵🇸🇮🇱 In case it was unclear:
1) This is the yard of the Al Aqsa hospital
2) These are patience connected to life supporting medical machines
3) They’re burning alive and can’t get away
Rumor Scanner identified more than 40 instances of Bangladesh-related communal rumors spread by Indians. In the first part, we published 10 of them, and here in the second part, we are publishing 15 more factchecks of communal rumors spread by Indians on X.
Even the BBC has exposed the fabricated propaganda about Hindu oppression in Bangladesh, orchestrated and published by Indian media. It's astonishing how they exploit Bangladeshi Hindus to push their political agenda of reinstating the notorious fascist, Hasina.
I am Hindu, and my friends from every religion in Bangladesh are here to protect me.
We built this Bangladesh together. We are united.
It’s Loud and Clear
#hinduaresafeinbangladesh
BREAKING: Diplomatic sources have confirmed that in light of Bangladesh government's response to the student protests in the country, which resulted in the deaths of at least 200 people, the European Union has postponed the start of negotiations with the Bangladesh government concerning its Partnership and Cooperation Agreement which was launched by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in October 2023. This was intended to "expand and develop the relationship between the EU and Bangladesh" and at the launch Bangladesh signed agreements worth €400 million for renewable energy projects and five additional cooperation actions, worth €70 million. .... Bangladesh's foreign minister will be meeting senior EU officials tomorrow. Below is the link to EU launch statement in October 2023: @EU_Commission
More to come ....
https://t.co/qJSc3qD7IB
It is surely time for @UNPeacekeeping to immediately stop Bangladesh from providing peacekeepers to the United Nations until it undertakes an independent investigation of the violence used by the police, military and other para-military groups which has allegedly resulted in nearly 200 deaths of students and other protestors. If they cannot keep peace in Bangladesh, and instead cause killing and maiming, the country's security forces should not be trusted in other countries.
It is surely time for @UNPeacekeeping to immediately stop Bangladesh from providing peacekeepers to the United Nations until it undertakes an independent investigation of the violence used by the police, military and other para-military groups which has allegedly resulted in nearly 200 deaths of students and other protestors. If they cannot keep peace in Bangladesh, and instead cause killing and maiming, the country's security forces should not be trusted in other countries.