Bangladesh Hindus

Bangladesh Hindus, Boudhas and Christians staged a protest gathering at Dundas Square in Toronto of Ontario on 28th April 2013 at 3pm organised by Bangladesh Hindu Boudha and Christian Oikya Parishad  in order to protest against atrocities by Islamic thugs belong to different political parties and its affiliate organisations. According to available reports 319 Hindu temples and more than 1500 Hindu houses and business had been burnt and destroyed in between 28th Feb 2013 and 23rd March 2013. 2 Hindus had been brutally killed. Still everyday temple burning reports are coming. The destruction occurred in 32 districts out of 64 districts of Bangladesh.            

Dated 23-Apr-2013 By Bhaskar Roy In the last three months Bangladesh has plunged into a strife ridden situation where politics is being pushed by extreme religious ideas. Some foreign forces seem to relish in further provoking a situation which goes against the current global trend to eradicate fundamentalist forces and terrorism. The reason? The ruling Awami League government decided to establish two International War Crimes Tribunals (ICT) to try the 1971 liberation war criminals who had opted to actively oppose independence from Pakistan. If these people had opposed only politically, that would have been another case. But they went much further and committed inhuman crimes against the people that defy description. They slaughtered more than three million nationalists, raped more than 200 thousand women. Not even the old, the infirm and children were spared. These people, who now identify themselves as Bangladeshis or Bengalis, were far more  vicious and rapacious than

Dated 28-Mar-2013 By Bhaskar Roy   Begum Khaleda Zia, Chairperson of the main opposition party in Bangladesh, is a two-time Prime Minister of Bangladesh.  She and her party also took to the streets in 1992 in a joint movement with the Awami League to oust General and President H.M. Ershad’s military government.  Her husband, Gen, Zia-ur-Rahman, usurped the post of the President of the country, ran a martial law government to start with, lived by the sword, and died by it.   The assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and his family on August 15, 1975 ushered in the politics of Martial Law and military rule  like Pakistan. The BNP and its ally the Jamaat tried to sponsor a military coup in 2006, but were pre-empted by some top army leaders.  But there was the shadow of the army over the caretaker government when the famous “minus two” theory – exile both Khaleda Zia and Sk. Hasina, was tried.  A new party to be led by a particular celebrated person was contemplated.  

Washington, D.C. (April 12, 2013)   --  " We want justice, we want justice ," was the chant heard from a crowd of over 300 demonstrators, mostly of Bengali origin, on Wednesday in front of the White House. The rally, organized by the Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council (BHBCUC) and the Hindu American Foundation (HAF), urged the United States government to use its influence to stop the rampant persecution of Hindus and other religious minorities in Bangladesh.    Many of the participants spoke of their first hand experience with persecution they endured during Bangladesh's 1971 war of independence and the ongoing violent campaigns that have occurred since.    "The rece nt tragedies faced by the Hindu community of Bangladesh are reflective of the violent attacks that we faced in 1971 and again in 2 001," said Sitanghsu Guha, an advisor to BHBCUC. "In a report presented to Congress, Senator Ted Kennedy shed invaluable light on the tar

Raja Sitaram Ray ( Bengali : রাজা সীতারাম রায় ) (1658–1714) was an autonomous king, a vassal to the Mughal Empire , who revolted against the Empire and established a short lived sovereign Hindu dominion in Bengal .   Raja Sita Ram Ray Palace Raja Sita Ram Ray Palace Contents   1 Early life 1.1 Ancestry 1.2 Childhood 1.3 Early adulthood 2 Career 2.1 Reign as jagirdar 2.2 Reign as monarch 2.3 Conflict with the Mughals 3 Welfare 3.1 Water reservoirs 3.2 Temples 4 Marriages and children 5 References 6 Further reading 7 External links Early life Ancestry Sitaram came from the Kashyap Das clan , one of the nine clans that constitute the Uttar Rarhi Kayasthas . The clan was settled in the Fatehsingh region of Murshidabad . Ramdas Khan Gajdani, who became famous in the early 15th century by donating a golden elephant at his mother's sraddha , belonged to this family. His son, Anantaram Das, was an official in Delhi

Bangladesh Hindus, Boudhas and Christians staged a protest gathering at Queens Park the Legislative Assembly of Ontario on 4th April 2013 at 12pm organised by Bangladesh Hindu Boudha and Christian Oikya Parishad in order to protest against atrocities by Islamic thugs belong to different political parties and its affiliate organisations. According to available reports 319 Hindu temples and more than 1500 Hindu houses and business had been burnt and destroyed in between 28th Feb 2013 and 23rd March 2013. 2 Hindus had been brutally killed. Still everyday temple burning reports are coming. The destruction occurred in 32 districts out of 64 districts of Bangladesh.