In a tense escalation of unrest in Bangladesh, a minor clash broke out between Army personnel and members of the minority Hindu community outside the Jamuna State Guest House in Dhaka on Tuesday, August 13. The protesters, who are demanding answers about their missing family members, have been rallying with posters of those who disappeared amid the recent violence against Hindus following Sheikh Hasina's fight to India. The demonstrators, holding posters of the missing, gathered outside the guest house where interim government chief Muhammad Yunus is staying. Videos from the scene show the intensity of the standoff as Army forces attempt to manage the growing agitation. Attack on Hindus in Bangladesh: UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres Asks Interim Government To Consider Voices of Minorities, Respect Human Rights.
Bangladesh Army Clashes with Hindu Protesters in Dhaka
#WATCH | Bangladesh: A minor clash occurred between the Army personnel and the members of the minority Hindu community protesting with posters of their family members who went missing during the incidents of violence in the country.
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— ANI (@ANI) August 13, 2024
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