Saints Protest Against Hindu Atrocities in Bangladesh
Saints and seers protested against violence towards Hindus in Bangladesh, threatening to march if it continues. They organized an 'Aakrosh Rally' to condemn the atrocities and paid tribute to the deceased Hindus at Har Ki Pauri. They previously sought help from Indian authorities and the UN.
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On Friday, saints and seers took to the streets in protest against the continuing violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. They warned they would march to the neighboring country if the atrocities did not cease immediately.
During the 'Aakrosh Rally,' the seers condemned the violence against Hindus, including killings and vandalism of temples. They demanded that the Bangladeshi government take immediate action to stop such incidents.
The saints pledged to march into Bangladesh if the violence against Hindus continued. Prior to the rally, they paid tribute to the victims on the banks of Ganga at Har Ki Pauri. Numerous sadhus and saints participated, having previously appealed to Indian authorities and the UN for intervention.
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