Persecuted Hindus

Minority Hindus are unprotected and in an existential crisis for a long time in Bangladesh.

This historic and fruitful decision by the government of India gives a ray of hope to those persecuted minorities of neighborhood countries i.e. Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Afghanistan who lost their beloved in this Islamic radicalization.

It’s time to be the voice of the real minority, it’s time to be with the real oppressed one, it’s time to reveal the other the real side of this case.

Blinded by secularism, some refugees like Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya even publicly ate beef in Kolkata during 2015 to express solidarity with Muslims of India. But at what cost they have been doing so?

one of the most underreported cases of persistent ethnocide in the post-colonial period had certainly been with the Bengali Hindus of East Bengal. In terms of magnitude of brutality and spread on scale of time, it has hardly had any parallel in contemporary history.

Let us whole heartedly welcome our brothers and sisters belonging to minority communities in our neighbouring countries who are persecuted to death in that hell!

What is enshrined in the Constitution is a Freedom of Speech, Expression, Demonstration. But the question is from where is the idea taken?

While we are fighting for Muslims not being included in the ambit, not once did we talk about the state sponsored  genocide on the Hindus in Pakistan.

Had the previous governments taken these steps and taken concrete steps on this, thousands of people living as refugees in our country would have already got justice.

There is a fundamental difference between persecuted religious minorities and ethnic violence.