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Systematic Persecution': India Rap on Hindu's Murder in B'desh

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April 20, 2025

IN a sharp escalation of tensions over attacks on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, India on Saturday condemned the brutal killing of community leader Bhabesh Chandra Roy as part of a "systematic persecution" and firmly urged Dhaka to protect its minorities without offering excuses or justifications.

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Systematic Persecution': India Rap on Hindu's Murder in B'desh

Bhabesh Chandra Roy, 58, a prominent Hindu leader and vice-president of the Biral unit of the Bangladesh Puja Udjapan Parishad, was murdered in Dinajpur, Bangladesh. Local media reports said Roy was abducted from home by four men on motorcycles half an hour after he

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