New Delhi: While the media is hiding the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, the handles of ISKCON Bangladesh and the Bangladesh Hindu Unity Council have now been removed from the social media platform Twitter. However, it is not yet clear whether these handles have been suspended or deactivated. Both of them were bringing to the world the news of atrocities and violent attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh and were asking for justice. The question arises here as to why these Twitter handles were suspended even if they made some mistakes.

Because even if their version may have been different from that of the Government of Bangladesh in a series of incidents, both these handles were presenting to the world the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh through photographs and video. On the one hand, the mob of Muslims is oppressing the Hindu minorities, while On the other hand, Twitter is not allowing them to speak online. According to data given by the Bangladesh chapter of the World Hindu Federation (WHF), 335 temples have been attacked in 33 districts. These are the first 4 days of violence, from October 13-17, 2021. Such incidents are still continuing. Not only were all things looted from the temples, but the idols were also demolished.

WHF has reported that a total of 1,800 Hindu shops or establishments have been set on fire. The case turned violent in Komila, Chandpur, Noakhali, Chittagong, Kosh Bazar, Feni, Chapai, Nawabganj and Rangpur. Of the dozen Hindus killed, 7 were priests. There is talk of the rape of 23 women and girls. WHF says three women have been raped simultaneously in a family. In Pirganj in Rangpur alone, 300 Hindu houses were looted and some houses were burnt down. The World Hindu Federation has said that it stands with the aggrieved Hindus who need immediate help.

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