WorldFri, Dec 26, 2025
Bangladesh Lynchings Spark Global Outcry, Raise Minority Safety Concerns
International bodies and India condemn the recent lynchings of Hindu men in Bangladesh, highlighting a disturbing pattern of violence against religious minorities.

📌Key Points
- •The North American Punjabi Association (NAPA) condemned the recent lynchings of Hindu men Amrit Mondal and Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh.
- •India's Ministry of External Affairs also condemned the killings, citing "unremitting atrocities against minorities" as a grave concern.
- •Amrit Mondal was lynched over alleged extortion, while Dipu Chandra Das was lynched, beaten, hanged, and set on fire over alleged blasphemy.
- •Bangladesh's interim government has condemned Das's killing and arrested at least seven suspects.
- •The incidents have sparked widespread protests in Bangladesh and outside the Bangladesh High Commission in India.
- •Concerns about violence against religious minorities have escalated since the ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August 2025, with over 2,900 incidents documented.
📰Sources (4)
NAPA condemns lynching of Hindu man in Bangladesh, demands swift action↗India condemns killing of minority youth in Bangladesh, says incidents can't be brushed aside↗Chaos, protest outside Bangladesh High Commission after Hindu man's killing; envoy summoned - 10 key points | Today News↗India closely following developments in Bangladesh; condemns killing of Hindu youth - 'Matter of great concern' | Today News↗