‘Bangladesh interim govt. blind to genocide against Hindus’
The Hindu
RSS leader accuses Bangladesh interim government of failing to protect Hindus, demands Indian government intervention for their safety.
RSS National Committee member Bagayya, on Wednesday, has accused the Bangladesh interim government of playing a spectator role while a genocide against Hindus is going on including rape and murder, destruction of temples and burning of properties.
Participating in the Solidarity Meeting for the Hindus in Bangladesh organised by the Bhagyanagar Ganesh Utsav Samithi (BGUS) at Dharna Chowk, Indira Park, he wanted the Indian government to take necessary steps for the protection of Bangladeshi Hindus and said the entire country is standing by them. The RSS leader charged the interim government of completely failing to prevent the attacks being carried out by “Islamic fanatic forces” on the Hindus. He demanded that legal action be taken against the “fanatical” forces who attacked Hindus, release of Swami Chinmoy Krishnadas and sought protection of fundamental rights of Hindus and other minorities.
BJP leaders T. Raja Singh, N. Ramchander Rao, representatives of several organisations, lawyers and others participated in the meeting presided over by VHP national spokesperson Ravinutala Shashidhar. BGUS president G. Raghava Reddy and general secretary B. Rajavardhan Reddy were present, said a press release.
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