Listen to Story Actor Rupali Ganguly, who is popular for her roles in television shows like ‘Sarabhai vs Sarabhai’ and ‘Anupamaa’, has raised concerns about the situation of religious minorities in Bangladesh amid protests. She shared a post on X asking everyone to stand up and raise their voices against it. “The stories of persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh have left me in a state of anguish,” Ganguly wrote on X, adding, “Having my father’s roots in present day Bangladesh, it scares me to think of the constant atrocities and violence the minorities are being subjected to.
This is time for every human being throughout the world to stand up and raise our voice for protection of the helpless and vulnerable minorities in Bangladesh (sic).” She also used the hashtags ‘All Eyes On Bangladesh’ and ‘All eyes on Bangladeshi Hindu’. Here is the post: The stories of persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh have left me in a state of anguish.
Having my father’s roots in present day Bangladesh, it scares me to think of the constant atrocities and violence the minorities are being subjected to. This is time for every human beingâæ— Rupali Ganguly (@TheRupali) August 7, 2024 Earlier, actor Adil Hussain also raised his concern about religious minorities in Bangladesh . He wrote, "Heart Wrenching visuals from Bangladesh.
The Attacks and Atrocities on Minority communities and on others in Bangladesh are Shocking! India must do more to Protect them (sic).” Heart Wrenching visiluals from Bangladesh. The Attacks and Atrocities on Minority communities and on others in Bangladesh are Shocking! India must do more to Protect them.
I stand with the Pains and Sufferings of the Victims. And I urge the Perpetrators to Stand Down. Theyâæ— Adil hussain (@_AdilHussain) August 7, 2024 He also added, “I stand with the Pains and Sufferings of the Victims.
And I urge the Perpetrators to Stand Down. They should hang their Heads In Shame for their Actions. All political leaders, specifically Muslim Leaders of India Must, Must call out these Perpetrators (sic).
” Protests erupted in Bangladesh over government job quotas. These turned violent, leading to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fleeing the country and taking asylum in India . Despite her departure, the violence persisted, with widespread looting and rioting across the country.
Minority communities, mainly Hindus, have been particularly targetted ..
