[🇧🇩] Is India trying to destabilize the current interim government of Bangladesh to bring back Hasina?

[Saif]

More likely a mob of Muslims out to vandalise a Hindu temple and stealing what obviously looked like gold.

Very unlikely. By the by, what happened to Babri Mosque in India?

Have you heard of the Somnath temple and how many times it was sacked?

Never heard of it.

The "religious" color will apply if it fits.

In this particular case you cannot apply religious color because it doesn't fit.

It is highly unlikely that a Hindu will steal the mukut of the resident deity of a mandir.

When did Hindu thieves become so God fearing?

Rest assured, India is keeping tabs on the Hindus in Bangladesh and what is happening to them. The rope is long. Not infinite.

Rest assured, Bangladesh is also keeping tabs on the Muslims in India and what is happening to them. The rope is long. Not infinite.

 

[Vsdoc]

Very unlikely. By the by, what happened to Babri Mosque in India?


Never heard of it.


In this particular case you cannot apply religious color because it doesn't fit.


When did Hindu thieves become so God fearing?


Rest assured, Bangladesh is also keeping tabs on the Muslims in India and what is happening to them. The rope is long. Not infinite.

Way more likely than a Hindu vandalizing and stealing from his own place of worship.

You are flailing ineffectually. Its obvious that this so-called revolution is being increasingly colored over with an Islamist tinge.

As I said, Bangladesh is playing with fire here if it thinks a Hindu pogrom will be tolerated silently by India.

 

[Saif]

Way more likely than a Hindu vandalizing and stealing from his own place of worship.

You are flailing ineffectually. Its obvious that this so-called revolution is being increasingly colored over with an Islamist tinge.

As I said, Bangladesh is playing with fire here if it thinks a Hindu pogrom will be tolerated silently by India.

Big talker...............paper tiger only roars on the internet.

 

[Bilal9]

More likely a mob of Muslims out to vandalise a Hindu temple and stealing what obviously looked like gold.

Have you heard of the Somnath temple and how many times it was sacked?

The "religious" color will apply if it fits.

It is highly unlikely that a Hindu will steal the mukut of the resident deity of a mandir.

Rest assured, India is keeping tabs on the Hindus in Bangladesh and what is happening to them. The rope is long. Not infinite.

There are plenty of Indian criminals who steal thousands if not ten thousands of entire deities (not just crown) in India from Mandirs themselves. What difference does it make if it is a Hindu or Muslim who steals it?

India’s Stolen Gods and Goddesses

The looting of India’s history continues: “We are estimating close to 10,000 major work of arts leaving India every decade.”

thediplomat.com

Again - let's bring the discussion on topic or I will be forced to close this thread.

 

[Saif]

Bangladesh rejects India’s baseless allegations

Bangladesh has responded to a statement made by the Indian government, noting that Dhaka finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for. "The interim government would like to reassure the international community that it continues to do its best to uphold the long standing secular and

thefinancialexpress.com.bd

Bangladesh rejects India’s baseless allegations
UNB
Published :
Oct 14, 2024 20:10
Updated :
Oct 14, 2024 20:31

Bangladesh has responded to a statement made by the Indian government, noting that Dhaka finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for.

"The interim government would like to reassure the international community that it continues to do its best to uphold the long standing secular and inclusive credentials of the people of Bangladesh," said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday.

The ministry said the attention of the government has been drawn to a Statement by the spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs of India on October 12, 2024, calling upon “….the Government of Bangladesh to ensure safety and security of Hindus and all minorities and their places of worship, especially during this auspicious festival time.”

The same statement also alleges “…a systemic pattern of desecration and damage to temples and deities…”. The Government of Bangladesh finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for. Ensuring safety and security of all citizens, particularly the members of religious minorities, in Bangladesh remains a duty of the government of Bangladesh.

Upholding the rights of every citizen regardless of one’s identity, religion or faith must be recognised as an internal affair of Bangladesh," Bangladesh’s Foreign Ministry said.

There were just a handful of incidents reported on which the government authorities acted promptly in ensuring safety and security of Hindus and other minorities throughout the festival times, Dhaka said.

Communal harmony and peaceful coexistence remains a time-honoured feature of liberalism and democracy in Bangladesh uniting all people.

"The Government of Bangladesh attests in strongest terms that every individual regardless of his/her faith, religion or belief has the right to establish, maintain or perform respective religious rituals or practices, without any hindrance," the ministry said.

This was vindicated by peaceful observance of Durga Puja in over 32,000 Puja Mandaps that were spontaneously set up across Bangladesh.


On the reported theft of a golden crown at the Jeshoreshwari Kali temple in the southern Bangladesh district of Satkhira on 10th October 2024, it had been confirmed that the head priest performed his regular puja rites until 2:30 pm (afternoon) till which time the crown was intact inside the temple. Investigations are underway to determine as to why the priest and temple staff left such a precious possession unguarded and insecure, the ministry added.

Four people have already been arrested in connection with the theft case.​

 

[Bilal9]

Bangladesh rejects India’s baseless allegations

Bangladesh has responded to a statement made by the Indian government, noting that Dhaka finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for. "The interim government would like to reassure the international community that it continues to do its best to uphold the long standing secular and

thefinancialexpress.com.bd

Bangladesh rejects India’s baseless allegations
UNB
Published :
Oct 14, 2024 20:10
Updated :
Oct 14, 2024 20:31

View attachment 9685

Bangladesh has responded to a statement made by the Indian government, noting that Dhaka finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for.

"The interim government would like to reassure the international community that it continues to do its best to uphold the long standing secular and inclusive credentials of the people of Bangladesh," said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday.

The ministry said the attention of the government has been drawn to a Statement by the spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs of India on October 12, 2024, calling upon “….the Government of Bangladesh to ensure safety and security of Hindus and all minorities and their places of worship, especially during this auspicious festival time.”

The same statement also alleges “…a systemic pattern of desecration and damage to temples and deities…”. The Government of Bangladesh finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for. Ensuring safety and security of all citizens, particularly the members of religious minorities, in Bangladesh remains a duty of the government of Bangladesh.

Upholding the rights of every citizen regardless of one’s identity, religion or faith must be recognised as an internal affair of Bangladesh," Bangladesh’s Foreign Ministry said.

There were just a handful of incidents reported on which the government authorities acted promptly in ensuring safety and security of Hindus and other minorities throughout the festival times, Dhaka said.

Communal harmony and peaceful coexistence remains a time-honoured feature of liberalism and democracy in Bangladesh uniting all people.

"The Government of Bangladesh attests in strongest terms that every individual regardless of his/her faith, religion or belief has the right to establish, maintain or perform respective religious rituals or practices, without any hindrance," the ministry said.

This was vindicated by peaceful observance of Durga Puja in over 32,000 Puja Mandaps that were spontaneously set up across Bangladesh.


On the reported theft of a golden crown at the Jeshoreshwari Kali temple in the southern Bangladesh district of Satkhira on 10th October 2024, it had been confirmed that the head priest performed his regular puja rites until 2:30 pm (afternoon) till which time the crown was intact inside the temple. Investigations are underway to determine as to why the priest and temple staff left such a precious possession unguarded and insecure, the ministry added.

Four people have already been arrested in connection with the theft case.​

Authorities in Bangladesh are way more efficient and effective in nabbing criminals than how it happens in India.

It is clear to everyone in Bangladesh what the objective of the shortsighted govt. in India is, which is destabilizing Bangladesh and attempting to bring back Hasina. In fact - some Indian vloggers have hinted at it, leading up to and including invasions, as loony and bizarre these suggestions are.

 

[Vsdoc]

There are plenty of Indian criminals who steal thousands if not ten thousands of entire deities (not just crown) in India from Mandirs themselves. What difference does it make if it is a Hindu or Muslim who steals it?

Again - let's bring the discussion on topic or I will be forced to close this thread.

You can close as many threads as you wish.

If Bangladesh's persecution and killing of its Hindus is not on topic to a discussion on Bangladesh and India and their dynamics, then I do not know what is.

Cheers, Doc

 

[Vsdoc]

Bangladesh rejects India’s baseless allegations

Bangladesh has responded to a statement made by the Indian government, noting that Dhaka finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for. "The interim government would like to reassure the international community that it continues to do its best to uphold the long standing secular and

thefinancialexpress.com.bd

Bangladesh rejects India’s baseless allegations
UNB
Published :
Oct 14, 2024 20:10
Updated :
Oct 14, 2024 20:31

View attachment 9685

Bangladesh has responded to a statement made by the Indian government, noting that Dhaka finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for.

"The interim government would like to reassure the international community that it continues to do its best to uphold the long standing secular and inclusive credentials of the people of Bangladesh," said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday.

The ministry said the attention of the government has been drawn to a Statement by the spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs of India on October 12, 2024, calling upon “….the Government of Bangladesh to ensure safety and security of Hindus and all minorities and their places of worship, especially during this auspicious festival time.”

The same statement also alleges “…a systemic pattern of desecration and damage to temples and deities…”. The Government of Bangladesh finds such allegations baseless and assertions uncalled for. Ensuring safety and security of all citizens, particularly the members of religious minorities, in Bangladesh remains a duty of the government of Bangladesh.

Upholding the rights of every citizen regardless of one’s identity, religion or faith must be recognised as an internal affair of Bangladesh," Bangladesh’s Foreign Ministry said.

There were just a handful of incidents reported on which the government authorities acted promptly in ensuring safety and security of Hindus and other minorities throughout the festival times, Dhaka said.

Communal harmony and peaceful coexistence remains a time-honoured feature of liberalism and democracy in Bangladesh uniting all people.

"The Government of Bangladesh attests in strongest terms that every individual regardless of his/her faith, religion or belief has the right to establish, maintain or perform respective religious rituals or practices, without any hindrance," the ministry said.

This was vindicated by peaceful observance of Durga Puja in over 32,000 Puja Mandaps that were spontaneously set up across Bangladesh.


On the reported theft of a golden crown at the Jeshoreshwari Kali temple in the southern Bangladesh district of Satkhira on 10th October 2024, it had been confirmed that the head priest performed his regular puja rites until 2:30 pm (afternoon) till which time the crown was intact inside the temple. Investigations are underway to determine as to why the priest and temple staff left such a precious possession unguarded and insecure, the ministry added.

Four people have already been arrested in connection with the theft case.​

That's a laugh and a half.

Were they even allowed to celebrate Durga Puja in the open without fear this year?

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