Hindu Leader Condemns Attacks in Bangladesh, Urges Global Intervention

Prominent Hindu seer Avdheshanand Giri condemns the ongoing atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh. He calls on the United Nations, human rights organizations, and the interim government of Bangladesh to protect the Hindu community. Giri emphasizes the significant contributions of Hindus to Bangladesh's development and commends India's readiness to protect Hindu refugees.

Prominent Hindu seer Avdheshanand Giri on Saturday condemned the atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh and called for intervention from international bodies.

'Hindus are being identified and attacked in Bangladesh, with their temples and homes vandalized and set on fire. Hindu girls are facing inhuman treatment, sparking global outrage among Hindus,' said Joona Akhada's Acharya Mahanandaleshwar Swami Avdheshanand Giri.

Giri highlighted the Hindu community's commitment to welfare and development and stated that targeted attacks are unjust. He urged the United Nations, human rights organizations, and Bangladesh's interim government to take strict measures to ensure their security.

'India stands ready to protect the honor of Bangladeshi Hindu refugees, and the Indian government's strategy in this matter is commendable,' he added.

(With inputs from agencies.)