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I can never forget what I saw in Bangladesh!
Credit: IndiaTimes- Published on August 8, 2024
Chittagong port is huge and the city is bustling. Dhaka looked like Bandra Kurla Complex, the are we lived in was Banani, a tony upscale part of the city. Traffic was chaotic, heat was oppressive but it felt nice when did Jamdani saree shopping and ate Hilsa, the queen of Padma river. My family left for Kolkata and I settled back...
Video credit: Oneindia
Published on August 10, 2024 - 18:19
Bangladesh's Haunting Memories and Desperate Pleas: Hindu Refugees Recount 1971 Horror in Bangladesh
Following the independence of Bangladesh, many Hindus faced severe persecution, prompting mass migration to India. Stories from refugees like Sushil Gangopadhyay and Anima Das reveal harrowing experiences of violence and displacement during the Bangladesh Liberation War. Despite seeking safety in India, the trauma of their past remains vivid, with ongoing violence against Hindus in Bangladesh reinforcing their fears. Current refugees express relief at their safety in India but demand international intervention to safeguard the rights of Hindus in Bangladesh. Their collective experiences underscore a persistent insecurity and highlight the need for protective measures for minority communities in Bangladesh.
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