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Massive protests were held in Delhi and Kolkata on Tuesday against the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. Hundreds of protesters protested in front of the Bangladesh High Commission office in Delhi, protesting that every drop of Hindu blood would be counted. A large-scale protest was held in Kolkata under the leadership of senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari. The police had to resort to lathi charge to prevent activists of Parivar Sanghas from marching towards the Bangla embassy. The BJP leaders alleged that the police misbehaved with them despite the assurance that they would submit the petition. The Suvendu official also announced that the family of Chandradas, who lost his life in the mob attack, is going to be given financial assistance every month. If the analysts there say that the violence in Bangladesh will not decrease until the elections are over, it is natural that the developments across the border will affect West Bengal as the elections are approaching.

Assam Chief Minister Hemanta Biswasharma says that the time for diplomacy with Bangladesh has passed and surgery is needed. Neighboring countries do not understand the meaning of his comments to the national media. The words and actions here are like oxygen for the Bangladeshi politicians who depend on anti-India. The situation is rapidly deteriorating in that country where elections are going to be held in two months. The violence that erupted recently with the killing of Sharif Usman Hadi, who played a key role in the anti-Hasina movement, has spread in many ways. Deepu Chandradas, a Hindu youth working in a garment factory, was murdered and burnt. There were attacks on some newspapers on the allegation of worshiping India and having pro-Hasina organizations. Media personalities complain that we live in fear of life and self-defense every moment. It has been confirmed that the claim that Chandradas committed blasphemy is not true. The consequences like throwing him out of the factory without trying to save him and handing him over to the cannibals are causing great pain. The July rebels did not rest until they rose up against her, toppling the government and finally leaving the country. Everyone thought that this student body, which brought Yunis from abroad as its temporary head, would shape the country well and make it democratic. But Sheikh Muzbur Rahman's focus on erasing the roots was not on improving the situation. Besides banning the Awami League from contesting the elections, they were careful not to allow Hasina to re-enter the country with the verdict of the special court. On the other hand, her rival Khaledazia was repatriated, opening the door for her party's victory in the upcoming elections. The current fire is the result of the Younis government lifting the ban on various religious organizations including Jamaat-e-Islami and releasing the forces in jails into the streets. While some parties are trying to win more seats in the elections on the basis of anti-India, the Islamic forces are looking to get the upper hand by spreading religious hatred. Islamic organizations like Jamaat are directly and indirectly responsible for the rapidly changing developments in the neighboring country. Surveys show that fifty-three percent of voters are in favor of these. Yunis insists that the elections will be held on February 12. The question is whether it will happen as planned or how much violence the country will have to suffer till then. Neighboring developments are becoming dangerous. Apart from the criticism that we abandoned the country for Hasina, it is not good for us to make uncontrollable comments on the dangerous developments there, to insult them and to provoke them. NewsAndTelugu News