What is happening in Bangladesh?

They just burnt a man alive on camera !! Wtf is happening ..they have toppled the nation totally with no law and order and Yunus is a complete failure .. how are people even living there ?

Really scary visuals from there

Now the country has erupted with various arson throughout

They are supposedly against India for having a role in the KiIIing of Hadi...

It might be an insider work or may not , still they just want chance to attack India but they are now looking like clowns before the world..visuals are too horrific..they are literally filming it and enjoying it..sickos..

India is actually being surrounded it seems.

We have now tense relations with Bangladesh, Srilanka and Maldives. Even Nepal isn't as cool as it was...

Bangladesh has an issue with Indian hegemony and they are taking it out on their Hindus...

Large-Scale Unrest and Violence

The country is in a volatile political and security phase, with protests that have escalated beyond peaceful demonstrations. The unrest risks destabilising preparations for upcoming elections, and there are broader concerns about law and order and protection for journalists and minorities.

Bangladesh is experiencing widespread violent protests following the death of Sharif Osman Hadi, a prominent youth leader tied to the 2024 pro-democracy uprising. Demonstrations have turned destructive in many cities, including Dhaka, with clashes between protesters and security forces. Media offices, including those of major newspapers like Prothom Alo and The Daily Star, have been torched by mobs, stopping their presses in unprecedented attacks on press freedom.

🇧🇩 Political Context ---- Hadi was a central figure in protests that helped oust former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August 2024. Bangladesh has since been led by an interim government. The country is heading toward national elections in early 2026, and political tensions — especially around the role of the former Awami League party — are high.

🇮🇳 Diplomatic and Social Tensions Some protests have turned anti-India, with slogans and clashes occurring near Indian diplomatic missions; India suspended visa services temporarily at some posts due to security concerns. Violence has also targeted symbols associated with the old political order and cultural institutions, deepening societal divisions

Government Response --- Bangladesh’s interim leadership has called for calm, declared days of national mourning, and promised investigations into Hadi’s death. Security forces have been deployed to try to contain unrest in major urban centres. Key Issues Driving the Crisis --- Leadership vacuum and political polarisation after the fall of a long-time ruling party. Death of a symbolic youth and opposition leader, which triggered deeper unrest. Rising anti-establishment and anti-foreign sentiment in parts of the population. Attacks on media and cultural institutions, raising serious concerns about civil liberties.

India should deport bangaleshi's immediately like they did to pakistanis..why is India even silent now or are they waiting for something even more big to happen to react ?! God knows!

Om shanti to the guy who lost his life in Mob lynching today..what a horrific nightmare for parents..it was cruel 😢

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

India should deport bangaleshi's immediately like they did to pakistanis..why is India even silent now or are they waiting for something even more big to happen to react ?! God knows!

Om shanti to the guy who lost his life in Mob lynching today..what a horrific nightmare for parents..it was cruel 😢

India can't officially open the second front after Pakistan

What the ?

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

India can't officially open the second front after Pakistan

Im talking about the illegal ones who are living in bangalore,kerala,west bengal

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

What the ?

Yes radical extremists mob lynched a hindu man and set his body on fire with many youtubers live streaming it, hundreds of guys enjoying it, hundreds videographing it without any guilt or fear of law