New Delhi. In protest against the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, storyteller Devkinandan Thakur has written a letter to the United Nations on behalf of the Sanatan Nyas Foundation, demanding intervention. He said that the United Nations was established to deal with any crisis affecting humanity and to intervene when atrocities occur. Today, when the government of Bangladesh is not able to provide security to Hindus, then it should create a Hindu nation by giving a separate place to Hindus. The United Nations should take responsibility in this and divide Bangladesh by creating a Hindu Rashtra. Thakur said that Bangladesh would not have been formed without Hindus, if our army had not fought, Bangladesh would not have been formed. We have made sacrifices and we have a right to it.
Varanasi, UP: Devkinandan Thakur, a Kathavachak, says, “We have written a letter to the United Nations (UN). The UN was established to address any crisis affecting humanity and to intervene when atrocities occur. In Bangladesh, Hindus are being persecuted — their houses are being… pic.twitter.com/VSdJC29iWX
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Devkinandan Thakur said, Hindus are being tortured in Bangladesh. Their houses are being burnt, shops are being looted, temples are being destroyed and priests are being arrested and their lawyers are being prevented from reaching the courts, women are being robbed of their dignity, they are being forced from their homes. Being taken out and dragged on the streets, if this is not oppression then what is it? Is this not an important issue for the United Nations? Is it because he is a Hindu that the United Nations has refused to speak on this matter?
Bhilwara, Rajasthan: In protest against the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh, Bhilwara markets remained closed on Thursday. The “Sarva Hindu Samaj” organized an anger rally led by local leaders, which started from Shaheed Chowk and culminated at the District Collector’s office,… pic.twitter.com/bz2rwVo2XY
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On the other hand, people in Bhilwara, Rajasthan also expressed anger against Bangladesh. Bhilwara markets remained closed today in protest against the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh. “Sarva Hindu Samaj” organized an outrage rally led by local leaders, which started from Shaheed Chowk and ended at the District Collector office, where a memorandum was submitted. The rally condemned the arrest of ISKCON priest, attacks on Hindus, destruction of religious places and rape.
