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Sunday, July 12, 2026

Hindu Persecution Report of Bangladesh, Date: 04/08/2024

1. Hindu homes and temples were attacked in Rangpur district. A few Hindu houses were vandalised and looted.

2. Islamic radicals attacked the ISKCON temple and Karunamoyee Kali Mata Mandir in the Rangpur district. Local Hindus tried to resist the attackers.

3. Islamists murdered Hindu Awami League leader and Councillor of Rangpur City Corporation Haradhan Roy. His nephew Shyamal Roy was also murdered. Islamists lynched them.

4. Hindu families were attacked in Noakhali district. Houses were vandalised, and cars were burnt.

5. A Hindu temple was attacked in Panchagarh district.

6. Islamic radicals attacked a Hindu locality in the Sirajganj district. Radicals attacked the Ullahpara locality and vandalised 13 houses of Hindu minorities.

7. Islamic radicals targeted shops and business places of Hindu minorities in the Magura district. In Muhammadpur market, the shops of Babul Chatterjee and Sukanta Chakraborty were vandalised and looted.

8. In Muhammadpur of Magura district, Islamists attacked the house of Hindu leader Kanu Tiwari. His home was vandalised and set ablaze.

9. In Sirajganj district, Ajay Dutta’s shop was looted and then set ablaze. He was a member of the Puja Udjapan Committee.

10. In Sirajganj district, Islamic radicals murdered Hindu reporter Pradip Kumar Bhowmik. He was the Editor of the ‘Amader Sirajganj’ newspaper.

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