Yunus Government Releases Minority Crime Data As India Flags Targeted Hindu Violence In Bangladesh

Описание: Bangladesh’s interim government led by Muhammad Yunus has released official police data claiming 645 incidents involving minority communities in 2025, with only 71 classified as communal. Dhaka says most cases were linked to land disputes, political rivalries, theft or personal enmity, and insists police action proves institutional commitment. But from India’s perspective, the numbers raise uncomfortable questions. Seventy-one communal incidents still mean repeated attacks on religious sites, idols and minority identity. India has already condemned targeted killings of Hindus and cited independent data suggesting far higher violence figures. The core concern for New Delhi is not classification, but consequences. Are minorities safe? Are temples protected? Are perpetrators punished swiftly? As Bangladesh stresses transparency through data, India stresses lived reality. Because when fear becomes routine, numbers alone do not reassure communities. Only visible justice does.


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