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Hindu American community leaders speak on the situation in Bangladesh

December 2024 333 views 12 Min 11 Sec

New India Abroad engaged with several Hindu American community leaders to discuss the challenges faced by Hindus in Bangladesh. Attendees at a recent gathering shared personal accounts and heartfelt appeals, highlighting the urgency of addressing human rights violations. The community urged the United Nations and elected officials to prioritize humanity and take meaningful action to protect vulnerable minorities.

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  • Hindu Rights
  • Bangladesh Crisis
  • Human Rights
  • UN Action
  • Community Appeals

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