Hindu outfits in Shimla have staged protests against alleged repression of Hindus in Bangladesh, demanding the withdrawal of Nobel Peace Prize from Muhammad Yunus. The protesters, led by Defenders of Human Rights,

Protesters have rallied near the Bangladesh diplomatic mission in the Indian capital, pressing for an end to reported attacks on Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh after former premier Sheikh Hasina fled into exile in India.

The BJP has criticised the National Conference, Peoples Democratic Party and Congress over their approach of selective condemnations and keeping silence on what is happening in Bangladesh.

Protests were organized across West Bengal against the alleged attacks on minority Hindus in Bangladesh. Demonstrations, led by BJP leaders, took place in Kolkata and Ranaghat. Participants demanded an end to persecution and protection for minorities.

Bangladesh confirmed 88 cases of communal violence targeting minorities, primarily Hindus, since the departure of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August. Interim government head Muhammad Yunus’ press secretary,

The protests in Delhi come after Bangladesh’s former premier Sheikh Hasina fled into exile in India in August. The protesters demanded an intervention by the United Nations, carrying banners and placards that criticised it for not doing more to address the problems in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh is facing a rise in attacks on Hindus and minorities amidst ongoing political turmoil. The recent arrests of Hindu ISKCON priests, including Chinmoy Krishna Das, sparked global protests. In Canada,

A memorandum, addressed to President Droupadi Murmu, was submitted to district magistrate Suryapal Gangwar on behalf of the protesters.

Members of civil society and different organisations hold protest over atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh, outside Bangladesh Embassy in Delhi.