Union Minister and senior BJP leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa has strongly condemned the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh. Sirsa told ABP News, ‘What happened in Bangladesh is very sad. That is not just the murder of a Hindu but the murder of humanity, it is the murder of religion.
Fundamentalism became the enemy of Hindus in Bangladesh
Manjinder Singh Sirsa said, ‘The way people of our country respect all religions, the same is not happening in Bangladesh. When people of our own country become victims like this in a foreign country, then there cannot be a bigger incident than this. All this is leading to fundamentalism.
India’s Islamic fundamentalists did not say anything on the incident
The Union Minister said, ‘I am sorry that no Islamic fundamentalist in India has expressed regret or even protested against this matter even once. This hurts a lot. What makes it worse is that you are spreading this kind of fundamentalism. If a Hindu is beaten, hanged and burnt in this manner, there is nothing more terrible than this. It is so painful that we cannot even speak and if people do not even express their grief or protest against it, it is even more painful.
Deepu was murdered on charges of blasphemy
On the night of 18 December 2025, in Bhaluka area of ​​Mymensingh district, a fundamentalist mob beat Deepu brutally, accusing him of blasphemy and then set his body on fire. Deepu, who worked in a textile factory, was accused of hurting religious sentiments without any concrete evidence.
According to the Dhaka Tribune report, 27-year-old Dipuchandra Das was a floor manager in a garment factory named Pioneer Knitwears (BD) Limited. He had recently appeared for the promotion examination for the post of supervisor. Senior manager of the factory, Saqib Mahmood, said that at around 5 pm, some workers started protesting inside the factory, accusing Deepu of hurting religious sentiments. Deepu’s brother Apu Chandra Das told that Deepu was already having disputes with many colleagues. These disputes were about working conditions, targets and benefits for workers.
