The impact of the violence that broke out in Bangladesh is also being seen in India. There is great anger in the country regarding the barbarism happening in the neighboring country. The BJP in Uttar Pradesh has also opened a front against Rohingya Muslims and Bangladeshi infiltrators, while slogans against them have been painted on the walls at Ambience Gate outside JNU in the capital Delhi. It says that ‘Bangladeshi Rohingyas should leave India’.
In fact, in Uttar Pradesh, the BJP has given slogans to the Rohingya and Bangladeshi infiltrators to leave the BJP. Hoardings have also been put up at many places. Now its effect is being seen in Delhi as well. The Ambience Gate of Jawaharlal Nehru University has written in large letters Bangladeshi Rohingyas must leave India and on its seven walls Save Hindus, Run Rohingyas Run. These slogans are written not in one or two places but in many places in the university. Pictures of which have also come out.
Rohingya parts are written on the walls
Hindus are being targeted
Hindus living there are also being targeted in the violence taking place in Bangladesh. Many Hindu houses were burnt to ashes and many people were killed. Along with this, Hindu temples are also being targeted. Many temples were vandalized and many were completely destroyed. There is a lot of anger in the country over the atrocities being committed on the minorities in the neighboring country. This is the reason why people are protesting against Rohingya Muslims and Bangladeshi infiltrators living in the country.
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Temples have been vandalized before
In fact, these days there is an uproar over reservations in Bangladesh. Due to which there has been rebellion. Sheikh Hasina has resigned from the post of Prime Minister and is currently taking refuge in India after leaving the country. More than 500 people have been killed and injured in the violence in the neighboring country. Many Hindus are also involved in this. However, this is not the first instance of atrocities against the Hindu community and their religious places in Bangladesh. Even before this, many temples were vandalized.
