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Washington, D.C. — South Asian Hindu Americans gathered near the White House to protest against the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh, demanding justice and international intervention.
Organized by various advocacy groups, the demonstration brought together community leaders, activists, and citizens urging stronger U.S. involvement to address religious violence and discrimination in the South Asian nation.
Protesters held placards and chanted slogans, highlighting recent incidents of attacks on Hindu temples and communities in Bangladesh. They called for accountability and immediate steps to ensure the safety of minorities in the region. The rally also underscored the importance of global human rights advocacy in addressing religious persecution.
“We are here to be the voice for those who are silenced by fear and oppression,” said a protest organizer. “
The protest is part of a broader effort to raise awareness about the challenges faced by Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. Activists are calling for sanctions and diplomatic measures to pressure the Bangladeshi government to safeguard minority rights.
The White House protest by South Asian Hindu Americans sheds light on the dire situation of Hindus in Bangladesh, calling for justice and global action. The demonstration emphasizes the need for international accountability to protect religious minorities and prevent further violence.