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Bangladeshi Army kills Hindu youth Hriday Ravidas due to his relationship with a Muslim girl

In a disturbing incident that has ignited widespread outrage, it is alleged that the Bangladeshi Army, under the leadership of Muslim fundamentalist Muhammad Yunus, killed Hriday Ravidas, a Hindu youth, due to his relationship with a Muslim girl

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In Bangladesh, not only the Jihadi elements but also the Bangladeshi Army, led by Muslim fundamentalist Muhammad Yunus, are constantly harassing Hindus. The latest case is related to the death of a Hindu man in the custody of the army. It is being claimed on social media that the Bangladeshi Army brutally murdered a Hindu boy named Hriday Ravidas due to his relations with an orphan Muslim girl.

https://twitter.com/VHindus71/status/1858457762474365002

According to a report by the user Voice of Bangladesh, the orphan Muslim girl is also demanding justice for the deceased Hindu boy. The user has also shared some news articles, stating that Hriday’s body was found under suspicious circumstances, with injury marks on his body. Hriday’s body was examined by doctors and seen by his family members.

Additionally, in the shared news, human rights activist Noor Khan alleged that it is clear Hriday died in the custody of Bangladesh’s army. However, it is deeply concerning that no case has been registered so far regarding this incident which happened on November 15. The situation remains unchanged, and Noor Khan has called for expediting the investigation and ensure that the deceased gets justice.

https://twitter.com/VHindus71/status/1858049295217299749

Also Read: Chhattisgarh: Mukhtar Ansari killed 3 members of a Hindu family with axe; skeletons discovered two months later

The army had lathi-charged Hindus in Chittagong after shutting down CCTV cameras. It is noteworthy that no matter how much Muhammad Yunus tries to prove the news of atrocities on Hindus false in front of international forums and media, the truth is that Hindus are being attacked. The Bangladeshi army has also been involved in these attacks. Recently when Hindus were instigated by a Muslim fundamentalist and when Hindus protested against it, Bangladeshi army turned off the CCTV and beat up Hindus mercilessly.

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