Bangladeshi Hindus need independent land in Bangladesh ! – Mr. Subhash Chakravarti.

Restoration of the Hindu power in Kashmir, North East, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka is the vital precondition of Hindu Rashtra.

Day 3 of 5th Akhil Bharatiya Hindhu Adhiveshan at Shri Ramnath Temple, Ponda, Goa

Bangladeshi Hindus need independent

 land in Bangladesh ! 

Give the status of refugees to Hindus coming to India from Bangladesh !

–

 Mr. Subhash Chakravarti.

Enter a captionSubhas Chakroborti of Nikhil banga Nagarak Samiti speaking on Press Conference held on the 3rd Day of 5th Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Adhiveshan 2016.

‘Hindus in Bangladesh are facing a lot of atrocities since the formation of the East Pakistan. When Bharat later liberated it as independent Bangladesh in 1971, there was only an increase in atrocities on Hindus. As a result, crores of Hindus are shifting to Bharat for taking shelter. For these Hindus, who form an inseparable constituent of undivided Bharat, the Bharatiya Government should form an independent ‘Home Land’ in Bangladesh’, demanded Mr. Subhash Chakravarti, Secretary of ‘Nikhil Bang Nagarik Sangh’, an organisation fighting against the problems faced by Hindus in Bangladesh. He was addressing a press conference organised at the venue of the Convention on 21st June 2016.

On this occasion, those attending the press conference also included Mr. Niranjan Ojha (President of ‘Forum of Nepalese Media’, Nepal), Mr Maravanpulavu Sachithananthan from Sri Lanka, Mr. Rahul Kaul (National Coordinator of ‘Youth for Panun Kashmir’) and Mr. Chetan Rajhans (Spokesperson of Sanatan Sanstha).

Mr. Subhash Chakravarti further said, “The Bharatiya Government should make efforts to stop the atrocities committed on Hindus in Bangladesh such as rapes on Hindu women, usurping land, demolition of temples, killing of Hindu priests etc. and ensure a place in Bangladesh for Hindus where they can lead a respectable and secure life”. Mr. Rahul Kaul said, “Hindus in entire Bharat should bring a collective pressure on the Central Government so that displaced Kashmiri Hindus can lead an honourable life in Kashmir. For this purpose, it is decided to organise Conventions for Kashmiri Hindus at 19 places in Bharat”.

Day 3 of 5th Akhil Bharatiya Hindhu Adhiveshan

Hindus miseries published through press conference held at the venue of Convention

From Left – Shri. Chetan Rajhans, Shri. Rahul Kaul, Shri. Subhash Chakravarty, Professor Niranjan Oza and Shri. M. Satchidanandan

Ramnathi, Goa – Since the creation of East Pakistan, Hindus residing there are facing excessive atrocities. Later, after creation of Bangladesh by Bharat in 1971, oppression of Hindus has increased and millions of Bangladeshi Hindus are running away from that country. These Hindus who are integral part of undivided India should be given separate ‘homeland’ in Bangladesh. The above demand was made by Shri. Subhash Chakravarty, Secretary of ‘Nikhil Banga Nagarik Sangh’ an organization which raises voice against problems faced by Hindus in Bangladesh, during press conference held on 21st June at the venue of Hindu Convention. Professor Niranjan Oza, President, ‘Forum of Nepalese Media’, Shri. M. Satchidanandan from Sri Lanka, Shri. Rahul Kaul, national Coordinator of ‘Youth for Panun Kashmir’ and Shri. Chetan Rajhans, spokesperson of Sanatan Sanstha were also present.      

Give the status of refugees to Hindus coming to India from Bangladesh !

Shri. Subhash Chakravarty said, “65 lakh Hindu families were driven out of Bangladesh and their 80 lakh ‘bigha’ land and farm land was confiscated. Hindus running away from Bangladesh and coming to India should be given the status of refugees. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi should take up the issue of atrocities against Hindus from Bangladesh in United Nations; Indian media should help Bangladeshi Hindus. Raping Hindu women, grabbing their land, destroying temples, killing temple-priests are some of the atrocities meted out to Hindus in Bangladesh and Indian Government should try and see to it that Hindus are treated with respect and are secure in Bangladesh.”