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Violence against Hindus erupted in neighboring Bangladesh after the resignation of former PM Sheikh Hasina. After which Hindu houses, shops and commercial centers were set on fire and vandalism was carried out everywhere. Protests were held across Canada against this chaos and violence. Demonstrations were held in Toronto, Canada. Canadians of Hindu, Christian, Buddhist and Jewish origin gathered in Toronto and protested shouting slogans of “Justice, Justice”.
A large crowd attended the protest
One of the protesters in Canada lamented that e-mails have been sent to Bangladeshi mosques in Toronto, but no one has responded yet. Maybe we can respond. Or they will be busy on the weekend. Community leaders expressed concern over the atrocities being committed against Hindus. Whatever is happening in Bangladesh, they are with their brothers. 'It was further said that it is a good sign that a large number of people have gathered to show unity. Apart from this, the Canadian politician stressed that even after emails, tweets and calls, they are not listening to us. Apart from this, community leaders expressed concern over attacks on Hindus.
Call for protection of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh
Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a message on social media on Thursday. The message called for the safety of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. Professor Mohammad Yunus was congratulated on assuming the new responsibility. Apart from this, he expressed hope that the situation in Bangladesh will become normal.
Hindus make up about eight percent of Bangladesh's 170 million population
Thousands of Bangladeshi Hindus are fleeing to India from neighbouring Bangladesh to escape the violence. Hindus make up about eight per cent of Bangladesh's 170 million population. The Hindus traditionally support Hasina's Awami League party. It has come under fire after violent clashes between anti-reservation protesters and security forces last month.