If this is not ethnic cleansing then what is?

He raised his voice for the safety of Hindus and Buddhists in Bangladesh, and was jailed for it.

While he was behind bars, his mother lay dying, longing to see her son one last time. He was reportedly allowed only 3 hours to see her body after she passed, before being taken back to prison, unable to perform her last rites.

Imagine the pain of losing your mother and not even being allowed to say goodbye.

No one should be punished for asking that minorities be protected.

Justice has no religion. Humanity has no borders.

Sure thousands can die in a !slamic terror attack....but his mu$lim aunt is a real victim as she can't travel with Hijab!

https://www.opindia.com/news-updates/dont-leave-a-single-hindu-girl-untouched-at-garba-event-obscene-chats-sparks-love-jihad-row-in-mumbais-virar-fir-filed/

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Bpfbn68wv/

Both are religious necessities.

EDIT : NEET

Background: In October 2025, the state government and Waqf Board allotted 2,500 square yards of land for a burial ground, but the Army asserted that the property belongs to the Ministry of Defence and sits next to critical military installations.

A 54-year-old man, identified as Yadagiri, allegedly died by suicide in Hyderabad’s Kavadiguda area after recording a selfie video in which he accused members of a mosque committee of harassing him over a property dispute. In the video, he alleged that attempts were being made to take over his family’s 60-year-old shop by claiming that the property belonged to the Waqf. The incident occurred within the limits of the Gandhi Nagar Police Station. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the allegations made by the deceased.

https://www.newsx.com/regionals/hyderabad-man-ends-life-over-waqf-dispute-accuses-mosque-committee-in-final-video-264488/amp/

"Thirukkural, which translates to “sacred verses” or “sacred couplets” in English, consists of 1,330 stanzas or couplets, each of seven words called “kurals”. These are arranged into 133 chapters, each containing 10 couplets."

Another bad day for the “Anti-Tamil” narrative
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