Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday appealed to Hindus to remain united and learn lessons from Bangladesh, where minority Hindus are facing atrocities. Yogi, in his typical style, said, “Ek Rahengey, Toh Nek Rahengey, Batengey Toh Katengey” (If we remain united, everything will be fine, if we remain divided, we will be destroyed). Yogi’s message is clear. No country, except India, raised its voice against the atrocities committed on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. Even the United States, which normally comments on minor incidents in India, has not been vocal. Many Hindus were brutally killed, their homes and shops looted and set on fire and Hindu temples were vandalized in Bangladesh by Islamic fundamentalists. OPINION | Yogi is right: Hindus should learn from Bangladesh
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday appealed to Hindus to remain united and learn lessons from Bangladesh, where minority Hindus are facing atrocities. Yogi, in his typical style, said, “Ek Rahengey, Toh Nek Rahengey, Batengey Toh Katengey” (If we remain united, everything will be fine, if we remain divided, we will be destroyed). Yogi’s message is clear. No country, except India, raised its voice against the atrocities committed on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. Even the United States, which normally comments on minor incidents in India, has not been vocal. Many Hindus were brutally killed, their homes and shops looted and set on fire and Hindu temples were vandalized in Bangladesh by Islamic fundamentalists. 
