Indian Seers Demand Action Against Alleged Atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh

Seers in India have raised concerns over claims of attacks on the Hindu community in Bangladesh. They urged the Indian central government to take action, including creating international pressure and involving the United Nations. The community of saints is prepared to march if necessary.

Seers in India on Sunday expressed deep concern over the alleged atrocities against the Hindu community in Bangladesh, calling for immediate intervention by the Indian central government.

Ravindra Puri, leader of the All India Akhada Parishad, highlighted during a meeting at Avdhoot Mandal Ashram that Hindus in Bangladesh are being targeted, with temples facing demolitions.

Swami Prabodhanand Giri warned that if the violence does not cease, India's saint community is prepared to march to Bangladesh.

Puri emphasized the need for the central government to create international pressure and ensure Hindu safety in Bangladesh. Additionally, the saints urged the United Nations to intervene, having sent a memorandum to the President through the sub-district magistrate on the issue.