'Getting death threats': Bangladeshi Hindu woman's heart-wrenching video amid genocide claims surfaces | WATCH

By Sunita IyerFirst Published Aug 6, 2024, 10:19 AM IST
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In a deeply distressing development, a video featuring a Bangladeshi Hindu woman pleading for safety has gone viral, shedding light on the severe plight of minority communities in Bangladesh. 

In a deeply distressing development, a video featuring a Bangladeshi Hindu woman pleading for safety has gone viral, shedding light on the severe plight of minority communities in Bangladesh. The emotional footage captures the woman's anguish as she describes her home being vandalized by self-proclaimed revolutionaries and receiving death threats demanding her family flee to India.

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"My house was vandalized by the so called revolutionaries. My family and I are getting death threats and we're being forced to leave Bangladesh and flee to India. Am I not a citizen of Bangladesh? Am I not free to live here? Why should my family and I look for shelter in India? Is it because we are Hindus?" the woman said in an emotional outburst.

My heart is breaking, my eyes are crying. I believe in the power of prayer, I believe God answers prayers. Everybody please say a prayer for the Hindus in Bangladesh. God really does answer prayers. Please pray and help if you can. Tell everybody to pray🙏 pic.twitter.com/N3XRfvfMeT

— Renee Lynn (@Voice_For_India)

Bangladesh is currently engulfed in turmoil as Islamist extremists exploit the recent political instability following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. With a power vacuum at the helm, extremist groups have escalated their attacks on the Hindu minority, unleashing a wave of terror characterized by the burning of homes, abduction of women, and widespread violence.

Reportedly Over 500 Hindus have been killed, 100s of Hindu women r@ped, Dozens of Hindu temples have been burnt in ongoing attacks of terrorists of Jamaat-e-Islami in Bangladesh.

Where are those Urduwoodiyas were crying on Gaza, Rafah & Palestine ? pic.twitter.com/htdZLd5tHO

— Baba Banaras™ (@RealBababanaras)

And the genocide of Hindus by IsIamists in continues...
They're openly burning the Hindu's houses, kiIIing them, abducting women......

Forget condemning, so called seculars are rejoicing it... pic.twitter.com/FcmLDZ5GNa

— Mr Sinha (@MrSinha_)

BREAKING:

Islamists attack a Hindu village in Bangladesh.

They surround the homes and threaten the people inside.

At the end of the video, they enter the house and lead the Hindus out, rounding them up and forcing them out of the village

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— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24)

Eyewitness reports and videos from the affected regions paint a harrowing picture. Hindu homes and temples, including ISKCON and the Kali temple, have been looted and set ablaze. Women are being abducted and taken to unknown locations, with the attackers showing blatant disregard for both the law and human life. The community is now living in constant fear for their lives, exacerbated by the government's slow and insufficient response.

BREAKING:

More and more videos coming out of Bangladesh, showing local Islamists taking advantage of the chaos in the country to attack the homes of the Hindu community in the country

🇧🇩🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/jiGwd3UXF1

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24)

Dear Casteist Hindus

Today in Bangladesh, when radical Islamists are r@ping the Hindu women, killing the Hindus and burning Hindu's houses and temples, they are not saying

Yadav Ji Ko Mat Maro
Pandit Ji Ek Taraf Hat Jao

You are a Hindu, this is enough for them. pic.twitter.com/ssyIhBP7sF

— Baba Banaras™ (@RealBababanaras)

The violence reached a grim milestone on Sunday, with clashes resulting in hundreds of deaths, including that of Haradhan Roy, a Hindu councillor and member of the Parshuram Thana Awami League. The violence has led to the imposition of an indefinite curfew and the cutting off of internet connectivity as clashes between protesters demanding Hasina’s resignation and government supporters intensify.

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International human rights organizations have condemned the escalating violence and urged immediate action to protect the Hindu minority. However, with the Bangladeshi authorities struggling to address the crisis, the situation remains dire.

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