Coup in Bangladesh - Page 37

Originally posted by: JustRandomGirl

I am relieved to see most of the people here in this thread acknowledged what I was trying to say and genuinely tried to really understand what actually happened in Bangladesh. Thanks for showing concern.

Updates today: Things have been better and slowly under control today comparatively, the army are patrolling places. Quite some students are helping out to clean the roads cause of the mess created by hooligans the other day. Some of them are even checking license of riders and bus drivers. They confiscate expired licenses and gave it to army. They refused bribes. The young ones many are genuinely trying their best to improve things. Its maybe a small thing but they are trying. The middle and elder generation should give them more support.

Its not possible to fix the mess in a day, but I will pray and I have hope things will be better for every person in Bangladesh soon.

Thanks to IF family for those who showed genuine concern for my country. If anything you are not sure of please do ask, I will try my best to answer.

Originally posted by: JustRandomGirl

Tbh many youngsters are trying their best to control the situation and some mature ones too, but there will always be some bad people. Unfortunately its still not safe , some girls were harrased today ☹️ attacks have reduced compared to last few days but its still happening in few places.

Originally posted by: Ajab.Pehchan

It is such a scary time. We are afraid to leave the house due to the fear of getting attacked. Today the riots were in my town. Really wish all the evil in this world ends soon.

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Problem is people were laughing here as we asked for Hindus there

https://www.instagram.com/p/C-X8ne9SAI1/?igsh=MXJzNHJ2ZzN1Z2ZidQ==

Originally posted by: Socklet

Please we are uncertain and worrying about the future of our country. They’ve released past criminals from the jail and some of them are coming to the country, this doesn’t look good. It’s like we escaped from one and now we are gonna fall in another one. I hope all the innocent people who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of the country in the past and also in recent, their sacrifice doesn’t go in vain. Won’t post here anymore. Bye!

Originally posted by: Wistfulness

I'm sorry! But are you being deliberately insensitive? It's not easy to leave one's ancestral home amid a hostile environment. What's their fault anyway? Following the native religion? And what do they get once they manage to leave? They live miserably like rootless immigrants who aren't eligible for most local jobs and could be deported anytime. Just look at the misery of Pakistani Hindus.

It's not insensitive acknowledging the pros & cons of a very difficult and stressful situations. Mature adults have to properly analyze the advantages & disadvantages of rapid life-changing circumstances. Therefore, protecting one's life first ... should take priority!

It's sad to see people suffer but as the saying goes vinaasha kale vipareetha buddhihi if Lord Krishna can't convince Duryodhan from parting few villages for Pandav to avert war or make Dharma Raj to not gamble away his wealth then we are just humans. Bangladesh has been using raw materials from India for their flourishing textile industries, Adani was supplying them electricity for their thriving economy. Finally Teesta waterpact was a mutually beneficial agreement for both countries. But sadly CCP and CIA plans felt convincing to them.To conclude it takes just a matchstick to burn down everything that's been built upon since ages.

Originally posted by: Highheals

Let a few deny what's now known n shown to the world through media and other outlets

They have been desperately trying to build narratives 90% being the good guys and no one is buying it not here nor anywhere else

See, the sympathies were there for people of Iraq and Afghanistan when terrorists took over because barring a few the regular people weren't given a chance or choice n were genuinely afraid for their lives...

On the contrary people of bangladesh were themselves Celebrating the fall of the gov in such an uncivilized manner...they were happy barbarian took over the country and were looting and killing people

I am sorry but I have zero sympathy for such people as this is what they asked for n were happy about!

And why should anyone? Read the thread and see their arrognace and the way the way they talk and look down on Indians...

Things are getting worse and now their own community people are not safe...but this is a small price they have to pay for their so called indepence and freedom which they were happily celebrating when hindus were getting killed...

Originally posted by: Rsrockz

For all those who are saying the Hindus aren't being persecuted this news just came in Rahul Ananda the Bangladeshi singer had his 140 year old house vandalised, looted and burnt down. Mr.Ananda fled Bangladesh with his family and left priceless musical instruments to char down. This house has been visited by French President Emmanuel Macron in appreciation of Mr.Ananda's musical talent.

Hindu genocide happening in Bangladesh . Very very sad n heart breaking

Save Hindus , all eyes on Bangladesh , Hindus lives matter.

It isn't just Hindu genocide it's cultural genocide cutting off the cultural ties of Bangladesh with the sub-continent identity, Shakti is once worshiped in it's most fiercest and vibrant form. The capital Dhaka is considered to be ruled by Maa Dhakini or dhakeswari. She protects her children fiercely and will not spare anybody inflicting pain upon her children aka residents but if none worships or calls the mother it's cutting off the root of nourishment.

Originally posted by: Manavi_kesari

Hindu genocide happening in Bangladesh . Very very sad n heart breaking

Save Hindus , all eyes on Bangladesh , Hindus lives matter.

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Problem is people were laughing here as we asked for Hindus there

Ya laughing at my post for asking to save Hindus in Bangladesh . Hindu genocide happening n it’s so heart breaking