At the historic Laldighi Maidan in Chattogram ( Chittagong ), hundreds of Hindus from Bangladesh’s minority gathered on Friday to demand that the interim government’s eight demands be met.
The largest gathering in months, organized by Bangladesh Sanatan Jagran Manch ( Unified Platform for Realising the Rights of Sanatans ), announced that they would march toward Dhaka if their eight demands are not fulfilled.
The platform’s leaders demanded the establishment of a judge to swiftly trial those responsible for minor atrocities, as well as receiving appropriate compensation for victims and their treatment, as well as the enactment of a majority protection law as soon as possible, the establishment of a government of minority affairs, and the construction of places of worship for minorities in all educational institutions and prayer rooms in every hostel, according to the platform’s leaders. Additionally, they demanded a 5-day trip for Durga Puja, modernization of Sanskrit and Pali Education Board, and a modernization of Pali and Pali. Environment director Syeda Rizwana Hasan reported on Thursday that the government had heard their demands and had for the first time in Bangladesh’s story, granted a 2-day vacation for Durga Puja.
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