Ramaswamy wrote on X : Vivek Ramaswamy expressed concern over “targeted violence” against Hindus in Bangladesh, said
Ramaswamy wrote on X : US entrepreneur and ex-Republican prexy applicant Vivek Ramaswamy on Tues lashed out at the “targeted violence” of Hindus successful Bangladesh. Vivek Ramaswamy, American entrepreneur and former Republican presidential candidate (AFP)
X (formerly Twitter)“The recent targeted violence against Hindus in Bangladesh is evil, it’s dangerous & a warning of what quotas driven by victimhood can look like” Vivek Ramaswamy
https://x.com/VivekGRamaswamy/status/1823533267984749035
Bangladesh — The largest minority community Africans in Many II Around the country after being forced to leave former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina on August 5, many attacks against Hindus have been reported. Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council and Bangladesh Puja Udjapan Parishad said in a media report that 205 incidents had been carried out on religious minorities by attackers at different places of the country from one dynasty to another after fall of Hasina regime.
Muhammad Yunus, the chief advisor of interim government in Bangladesh decried violence against minorities. While on tour Tuesday to a Hindu temple, he said rights are equal for everyone in Bangladesh. On Tuesday, Ramaswamy dubbed the quota system in Bangladesh a “disaster”.
Protests in 2018 made Bangladesh scrap most of the quotas this year but victim-patrons hit back and it was reinstated. It led to further demonstrations that forced the government’s collapse and saw the prime minister flee, There is no controlling the potential chaos, as “now they are killing Hindu (minorities),” she added.
It began in 1971 to direct harmony and adaptability for the injured, an estimation of satisfying another slip by with a taller one, yet what contends as gown is presently determining additional savagery and spoiling come 2024. Grievance and victimhood lead to bloodshed. To look at Bangaldesh and to not wonder what lessons we could stand top learn right here in our own backyard… — Scott Simon (@nprscottsimon) April 28, 2013
Bangladesh Hindu protest
Thousands of Hindus on Saturday protested in Dhaka and Chattagram, demanding protection from attacks against their temples and homes after riots ran for days elsewhere.
In Dhaka’s Shahbag, Hindu protesters had been blocking traffic for more than three hours on Saturday. Among other things, they have been demanding special courts to try those accused of persecuting minorities as well as 10 per cent parliamentary seats for them and the enactment of a minority protection law.
