“Blood on the Hill: Chittagong’s non-Muslims vs Bangladeshi Army”, The Jaipur Dialogues, October 01, 2025
“Chittagong burns and bleeds as non-Muslim cotninue to suffer under the Yunus regime. When a teenage Marma girl survived a gang-rape near Khagrachhari in late September 2025, something snapped. Chittagong’s youth saw protests as the only desperate hope for justice. Road blockades, candle marches, and chants led by student group Jumma Chhatra Janata – spiraled into a night of arson, gunfire, and deaths.
Allegedly, houses of minority Buddhists and Hindus were torched while people pleaded for protection. This is not an isolated riot. It reads like the latest chapter in a half-century pattern of dispossession, settler violence, and state collusion in the Chittagong Hill Tracts – where indigenous women have repeatedly borne the worst of the region’s lawlessness.
The Injustice Spark – Why is Chittagong Bleeding?
Local student activists organized a dawn-to-dusk blockade after an attack on the schoolgirl in Khagrachhari. Videos and reports show roads cut, tyres set ablaze, and crowds demanding arrests. When arrests did not come fast enough, anger spread…..”
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During the time of partition, in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Muslims constituted only a small fraction of the population, yet it was given to East Pakistan. For pursuing safety and peace for themselves for immediate time, Hindus ( including Buddhists and Jains) chose silence and passiveness and appeasement. This approach punishes them with torture, murders, rapes and extremely abusive treatment over time. Upon gradual conversion these same ex-Hindus join this pyramid scheme of wretched Mohammadanism. It has happened in CHT and countless other places in our sub-continent and is still happening.
Today, in case of love jihad, coercion, blackmail, torture etc. by motivated Mohammadans, we only hear accounts of victim Hindus dealing on their own – they do not approach any Hindu organization nor Hindu organizations seem to have courage to control our streets and schools, etc. Time is running out, the Chittagong condition will soon be upon all of us unless we change our behavior, and not delude ourselves that we are tolerant and mahaan, that our silence and ‘forbearance’ means we are morally mahaan. Let us shed our delusional mahaanitis which made the coward and double standard following M. K. Gandhi the Mahatma Gandhi. Let Hindu organizations proactively seek out and control our streets, not letting victims suffering alone.