GBHC condemned Yunus regime’s targeting Tulsi 

Global Bengali Hindu coalition (GBHC) expressed  deep concern and strong condemnation of Bangladesh government’s continuous attempts to deny the truth surrounding the atrocities committed against religious minorities, including Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, and others. These marginalized communities have long faced discrimination, violence, and persecution, yet the current regime in Bangladesh continues to ignore these violations, attempting to silence any voices that raise awareness. GBHC particularly deplore the unjust targeting of DNI Tulsi Gabbard, for her candid and truthful statements about the ongoing situation of religious minorities in Bangladesh. Gabbard’s remarks are rooted in the reality of the suffering faced by these communities, and her efforts to bring international attention to their plight are both necessary and justified.

GBHC added that the persecution of Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, and other minorities in Bangladesh continues to be widespread, with reports of forced conversions, land grabs, violence, and other forms of repression. The government’s failure to protect its minorities and its attempt to suppress criticism are deeply troubling and cannot be ignored. In doing so, they not only undermine basic human rights but also perpetuate the suffering of vulnerable communities who have been silenced for far too long. As members of the Bengali Hindu community living around the globe, we stand in solidarity with Tulsi Gabbard and all those who seek justice for the religious minorities in Bangladesh. We urge the international community to recognize the ongoing human rights violations and to hold the Bangladesh government accountable for its failure to protect the rights of all its citizens, regardless of their religion or ethnicity.

GBHC call on global leaders, human rights organizations, and concerned individuals to speak out against the persecution of religious minorities in Bangladesh and to demand that the Bangladesh government cease its denial of these atrocities. We stand firm in our commitment to ensuring that the truth is heard, and that the suffering of religious minorities is brought to the forefront of international discourse.

Sitangshu Guha, USA

Arun Dutta, Toronto