Bangladesh Cricketers Warm Welcome despite Hindu Genocide Anger Netizens
The decision to hold the next India-Bangladesh cricket series has been sharply criticized by the right-wing Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS), which characterizes it as a shameful act that exacerbates the suffering of Hindus while crimes against them continue in the neighboring, war-torn nation.
They have pushed cricket in india-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">the board of control for cricket in india (BCCI) to call off any cricket matches between bangladesh and india right once, along with any cultural events that feature Bangladeshi performers, until the attacks against Hindus stop. The HJS sent the BCCI's Special Executive Officer with this statement.
"These attacks have gotten worse after Sheikh Hasina resigned, particularly in rural regions where Hindus live in perpetual terror. The Jihadi mob's recent violent attack on a young Hindu man named Utsav Mandal at a police station on the pretext of blasphemy charges serves as more evidence of the continuous violence and persecution of Hindus in bangladesh, the speaker added.
The HJS stressed that india should take a similar stand against the violence directed at Hindus in bangladesh, just as Muslim nations band together and vehemently condemn any attacks on the Muslim community. "How can we play cricket matches with fanatical Jihadis in bangladesh who openly slaughter Hindus, burn down their homes, damage temples, steal property, and rape Hindu women? This will never be tolerated," the HJS declared.
They have pushed cricket in india-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">the board of control for cricket in india (BCCI) to call off any cricket matches between bangladesh and india right once, along with any cultural events that feature Bangladeshi performers, until the attacks against Hindus stop. The HJS sent the BCCI's Special Executive Officer with this statement.
"These attacks have gotten worse after Sheikh Hasina resigned, particularly in rural regions where Hindus live in perpetual terror. The Jihadi mob's recent violent attack on a young Hindu man named Utsav Mandal at a police station on the pretext of blasphemy charges serves as more evidence of the continuous violence and persecution of Hindus in bangladesh, the speaker added.
The HJS stressed that india should take a similar stand against the violence directed at Hindus in bangladesh, just as Muslim nations band together and vehemently condemn any attacks on the Muslim community. "How can we play cricket matches with fanatical Jihadis in bangladesh who openly slaughter Hindus, burn down their homes, damage temples, steal property, and rape Hindu women? This will never be tolerated," the HJS declared.