‘Protect Hindu Minorities’: Special Announcement From Mosque In Bangladesh Amid Crisis
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‘Protect Hindu Minorities’: Special Announcement From Mosque In Bangladesh Amid Crisis
A special announcement resonated from a loudspeaker inside a mosque in Bangladesh, issued by the 'Students Against Discrimination' group.
In a call for peace during the country's turbulent period, the announcement urged all citizens to maintain communal harmony and protect Hindu minorities.
The message emphasised the collective responsibility of safeguarding the lives and property of the minority community from potential threats posed by miscreants or evil forces.
The group implored everyone to remain vigilant and uphold the values of unity and protection, highlighting the importance of solidarity in these challenging times.
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