Bangladesh Hindus

Devotees are building Ma Manasha temple in the heart of patuakahli town of Bangladesh. Please help generously to finish temple construction and get Ma's blessings. For donation and more information about temple please contact Sri Amal Karmakar at his email address amal_karmakar @yahoo.com . ( 

TNN | Jul 26, 2013, 04.33 AM IST   http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com   NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday sought responses of the Centre and 18 states to a PIL which pleaded that Hindus migrating to India to escape religious persecution in Bangladesh must not be bracketed with other illegal migrants and pushed back or deported. The PIL by NGO "Swajan" through advocate Shuvodeep Roy has been knocking at the doors of the apex court since August last year. It had only focused on Assam , terming the problem as peculiar to it. However, a bench of Justices P Sathasivam (as he then was) and Ranjan Gogoi had told Roy to do more research on the issue saying the problem of Hindus coming from Bangladesh into India was not confined only to the northeastern state. Nearly nine months later, counsel for the NGO, senior advocates MN Krishnamani and Pinky Anand, told the bench of Chief Justice Sathasivam and Justice Gogoi that the court was right in its assessmen

Awami League leader Emdad Ali and his 100-150 followers  attacked a Hindu colony and destroyed 8-10 houses in Muktagacha of Mymensingh district of Bangladesh according to The Daily Sambad (24th July 2013, http://www.sangbad.com.bd ). Mr Emdad Ali is the president of Bashati Union Awami League branch. The houses belong to Sri Nirmal Chandra and his relatives. Police did not arrest the thugs Emdad Ali and his associates yet.     We demand their immediate arrest and strong punishment so next time nobody will dare to torture Hindus and innocent people in future. We also demand enough compensation for the victims. 

Dated 22-Jul-2013 By Bhaskar Roy   Bangladesh Foreign Minister Ms. Dipy Moni will be in New Delhi on July 25, 2013 on a three day visit.  It is expected to be a preparatory one paving the way for Prime Minister Sk. Hasina’s official visit in August at the invitation of the Indian Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh.   Ms. Dipu Moni is well regarded in India for her professionalism, and promoting Bangladesh both with India and internationally.  This time, however, she has a difficult job because detractors and critics back home are focussed more on difficult issues than on the doables and what is being done.   At the end, however, it is not Ms. Dipu Moni, but Prime Minister Sk. Hasina who will be questioned by the opposition on two important issues – Teesta river water agreement and ratification by India of the 1974 Indira-Mujib land boundary accord.   General elections in Bangladesh is less than six months away.  The political situation within the country is not exa

Dated 12-Jul-2013 By Dr. Subhash Kapila Bangladesh is expected to go to the polls for its General Elections with the term of the current Ninth Parliament on January 24, 2014. The present Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came into power in January 2009 after Bangladesh had gone through a spell of two years (2006-2008) of a Caretaker Government. Bangladesh forthcoming General Elections are a matter of intense focus as the political turbulence commencing in January 2013 in the wake of sentencing of the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami leaders to death and life imprisonment on charges of war crimes related to Bangladesh Liberation War were announced sent out conflicting portents. The Shahbagh Awakening in the wake of War Criminal Trials judgements witnessed a virtual violent struggle for Bangladesh’s national identity between the nations’ younger generation and the followers of Islamist parties combine led by the Jamaat.  It was heartening to note that Bangladesh’s Generation X vocife

Achinta Majumder from Bhola.   Hindu communities organised a protest march and meeting against Muslim thugs and their godfather who destroyed temple and assaulted priest in Lord Hardinge village of Lalmohon upazilla of Bhola district. The destruction happened on 31st May 20113.   Temple priest Sri Kiran Chandra Das alleged that same thugs looted Hindu houses and raped many after 2001 election. He demanded punishment for the perpetrators. He also alleged that by doing this looters trying to grab Hindu properties. Police arrested Riaz, Mobatak and Jasim so far.     Hindus protest against temple destruction by Muslim thugs in Bhola, Bangladesh

　 Vested Property Act (Bangladesh) Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Vested Property Act is a controversial law in Bangladesh that allows the Government to confiscate property from individuals it deems as an enemy of the state . Before the independence of Bangladesh in 1971, it was known as the Enemy Property Act and is still referred to as such in common parlance. The act is criticized as a tool for appropriating the lands of the minority population. Background Legal history   This law is the culmination of several successive discriminatory laws against non-Muslims passed while Bangladesh was part of Pakistan. Chronologically, they are: The East Bengal (Emergency) Requisition of Property Act (XIII of 1948)   The East Bengal Evacuees (Administration of Property) Act (VIII of 1949)   The East Bengal Evacuees (Restoration of Possession) Act (XXII of 1951)   The East Bengal Evacuees (Administration of Immovabl