Sena protests attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh

Jammu Tawi: Shiv Sena Jammu and Kashmir unit staged a protest against the atrocities and murderous attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh here today. Dozens of Shiv Sainiks led by the party's Jammu and Kashmir unit President, Manish Sahni burnt the effigy of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the flag of Bangladesh to register their anguish against the recent attacks on the Hindus and their religious centres.  They urged the Prime Minister Modi to issue a stern warning to Bangladesh for such atrocities instead of maintaining criminal silence on the issue. While addressing the protesting Shiv Sainiks, Manish Sahni sent a stern warning to Bangladesh against the attacks on Hindus and Hindu institutions. He demanded that the safety and security of Hindus and protection of their religious
freedom should be ensured in all the Muslim countries across the globe including Bangladesh. Sahni said that it is really an irony that atrocities and killings of Hindus continue unabated in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, and it would not be wrong to say that such incidents have started gaining momentum now. Sahni also raised questions on the Citizenship Amendment Act, saying that it was brought only to garner Hindu votes and now it has been put in the cold storage.  President Women's Wing Meenakshi Chhibber, General Secretary Vikas Bakshi, Secretary Praveen Gupta, Youth Leader
Rajesh Handa, President Reasi Bhuri Singh, President Kamgar Raj Singh, Kashmir Working President Ghulam Rasool Lone, Sumit Abrol were present in the protest.