This Pakistani cricketer got angry after seeing the attack on Hindus in Bangladesh, he also gave a piece of his mind to the UN

Bangladesh Hindu Violence : Former Pakistani cricketer has given his reaction on the atrocities being committed on Hindus in Bangladesh. He has expressed anger after seeing the viral video on social media. Actually, there are continuous reports of attacks on Hindus from Bangladesh. Some videos are such that they cannot even be seen. Media reports are also claiming that many villages of Hindus were burnt in Bangladesh. Cases of rape of women have also come to light. One such video was shared by a user named Voice_For_India. It was written in it that a Hindu woman was gang-raped and killed by hitting a stone on her head. There is also a video with it.

Pakistani cricketer reacted
Former Pakistani cricketer Danish Kaneria reacted to this video on social media platform X. He said that my blood is boiling after seeing the atrocities being committed on Hindus. The silence of the United Nations, United Nations Human Rights and international human rights organizations is a matter of shame. He wrote Save Bangladeshi Hindus in the hashtag.

My blood is boiling seeing these atrocities against Hindus. Shame on the @UN @UNHumanRights and international human rights organizations for their silence. #SaveBangladeshiHindus https://t.co/v127XSUJGj

— Danish Kaneria (@DanishKaneria61) August 9, 2024

‘We will not leave the country, this is our country’
Hindus protested in Dhaka against these incidents. Bangladesh Hindu Jagran Manch raised its voice against the violence in Shahbagh of the capital Dhaka. The organizers said that 4 Hindu villages have been burnt in Dinajpur, due to which many Hindus have become helpless. They are forced to take refuge in the border areas. In the rally, Hindus said, we were born in this country, the Hindus here will not leave the country. This is also the birthplace of our ancestors. During the demonstration, the Hindu organization also put forward some demands. These included the establishment of a minority ministry, formation of a protection commission, strict laws to prevent attacks and allocation of 10 percent parliamentary seats for minorities.

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