At the Collectorate, demonstrators raised slogans condemning the atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh and expressed strong outrage over the mistreatment of Indians abroad. The protesters urged the government to adopt a strong and effective foreign policy to protect the rights and safety of Indians living overseas.
Addressing the rally, Deepak Namdev expressed deep concern over the circulating videos depicting violence against the Hindu community in Bangladesh. He stated that Hindus face a serious threat on foreign soil and called on the Ministry of External Affairs to take the matter seriously. Namdev described the reported acts of cruelty and inhumanity as completely unacceptable and demanded immediate intervention from the central government.
Congress leader Vipin Barthunia also voiced his anger, emphasizing that all sections of society are united on this issue. He appealed to the government to make firm international efforts to ensure the safety and security of Hindu communities living abroad.
During the protest, participants also burned a poster symbolizing Bangladesh, signaling their condemnation of the violence and pressuring authorities to take decisive diplomatic action.
