In a recent broadcast, experts Subir Bhaumik and Ambassador Ashok Sajjanhar discussed the escalating violence against minorities in Bangladesh following the general elections. The report highlights a specific incident where miscreants torched the home of Bimal Chandra Roy in Dinajpur’s Birganj. Subir Bhaumik noted that ‘now that they have lost the election comprehensively,’ Jamaat-e-Islami is likely to ‘flex their muscles’ through such attacks. He further stated that the intolerance extends beyond Hindus to Sufi shrines and Buddhists in Chittagong. Ambassador Sajjanhar attributed the ‘ballooned’ problem to the tacit encouragement given to radical elements by the interim administration led by Muhammad Yunus. He emphasized that the incoming BNP government, led by Tarique Rahman, must prioritize the safety of minorities to maintain international standing and stable relations with India. The discussion underscored concerns regarding the release of radical leaders like Jashimuddin Rahmani and the potential for Pakistan-based terror groups to expand their influence in the region.
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