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Jammu, 7 December (Hindustan Reporter). Mission Statehood President Sunil Dimple led a fiery protest rally on Janipur High Court Road, condemning atrocities against Hindus and religious minorities in Pakistan and Bangladesh. The protesters burnt effigies of Pakistan and Bangladesh, raised slogans against attacks on temples and oppression of minorities in these areas.
Addressing the rally, Dimple demanded the immediate release of Hindu saint Chinmoy Krishna who has reportedly been arrested by Bangladeshi authorities. He alleged that Hindus in Bangladesh are facing serious persecution with killings, destruction of temples and demolition of businesses and homes becoming worryingly frequent.
Dimple also accused Pakistan of human rights violations in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), Gilgit-Baltistan and within its own borders, claiming atrocities such as forced conversions, rape and persecution of minority communities. He stressed that the people of PoK and Gilgit-Baltistan want independence from Pakistan and reunification with India.
Sharply criticizing the presence of Rohingyas in Jammu and Kashmir, Dimple described them as a security threat and demanded their deportation. He accused them of involvement in illegal activities including smuggling, human trafficking and working as informers for Pakistan.
Dimple appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to accelerate efforts to liberate PoK and Gilgit-Baltistan and bring them under Indian sovereignty. He warned Pakistan and its intelligence agency ISI to stop human rights violations against Hindus and Sikhs, saying that India will not tolerate such actions.
