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US minority leaders urge to act on religious persecution in Bangladesh

March 2025 905 views 09 Min 57 Sec

 

HinduAction held a Congressional briefing on March 25 to discuss challenges the alleged threat to minorities in Bangladesh. US minority leaders urged to act on religious persecution in Bangladesh.

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