Coup in Bangladesh - Page 8

Originally posted by: JustRandomGirl

we stopped celebrating as soon as we got the news of attack. many of us said we will be actually freed if people from all race and religions can live peacefully. its just some of the party ppl who r purposely doing stuff to tarnish BD’s reputation. Trust me 90% of Bangladeshis are not like this, we give the basic respect to people from various religions

Then how hard it is for those 90% people to control these 10%?? Aren't these people are the same who is crying for Palestine since last 9 months?? But they can do ethnic cleansing, they can do all sort of atrocities to the people who don't belong to their religion?? Just because they are not from their community humanity is not in danger??

Originally posted by: DanmeiLover

Many Hindus killed and raped in the last few days in Bangladesh. Many Hindu temples attacked and desecrated and destroyed .

Bangladesh is the new Pakistan.

It is few people who are creating mess.

The people who were against the independence of Bangladesh in 1971.

They are the ones attacking even the Pioneer of their Freedom Movement :- Sheikh Mujibur Rehman.

So it’s not the whole nation that can be deemed responsible just because of few people.

Originally posted by: Moonks

Then how hard it is for those 90% people to control these 10%?? Aren't these people are the same who is crying for Palestine since last 9 months?? But they can do ethnic cleansing, they can do all sort of atrocities to the people who don't belong to their religion?? Just because they are not from their community humanity is not in danger??

It’s hard to control those 10% people because of the agitation that started.

The students who are the leaders there are themselves condemning these attacks.

Moreover they aren’t bringing any of the religion in between of the demands.

Once there is agitation, it takes time to cool down.

Originally posted by: Srijeeta06

It is few people who are creating mess.

The people who were against the independence of Bangladesh in 1971.

They are the ones attacking even the Pioneer of their Freedom Movement :- Sheikh Mujibur Rehman.

So it’s not the whole nation that can be deemed responsible just because of few people.

You can't generalize whole country and its people by the actions of these incidents done by small fraction of people. Even in UK, local people are rioting against muslims and immigrant that doesn't mean whole UK and its people are uneducated. and doesn't respect other religions.

I like how everything goes back to India's minority who aren't even minority.

They don't get mistreated due to their religion and if it happens they get heard by the Police, Court etc and can defend and save themselves.

But it isn't the same in Pak and Bangladesh.

Both countries have been treating minorities poorly and no one is there to hear their pleas the reason why their population went down and worship places were destroyed.

Minorities who are only saving themselves can't even fight as they have no support.

But here in India which is apparently not treating not so minority well, keeps doing crimes, hurting Hindus, keep entering our country illegally, and doing all types of crimes.

Originally posted by: Virgo27

You can't generalize whole country and its people by the actions of these incidents done by small fraction of people. Even in UK, local people are rioting against muslims and immigrant that doesn't mean whole UK and its people are uneducated. and doesn't respect other religions.

That’s exactly what I said that the whole nation can’t be deemed responsible for the actions conducted by few people.

Originally posted by: Srijeeta06

It’s hard to control those 10% people because of the agitation that started.

The students who are the leaders there are themselves condemning these attacks.

Moreover they aren’t bringing any of the religion in between of the demands.

Once there is agitation, it takes time to cool down.

I just visited a Bangladeshi page on insta and the admin is saying nothing is going on in Bangladesh of this sort, it's the tactic of Sheikh Hasina and India to spread propaganda against Bangladeshis, just because they are minorities in the country it is propaganda but it wouldn't have been a propaganda if it was about the other community, how can they stop this if they think and making people believe that none of this is happening, that nothing is wrong

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Originally posted by: Palak2812

I like how everything goes back to India's minority who aren't even minority.

They don't get mistreated due to their religion and if it happens they get heard by the Police, Court etc and can defend and save themselves.

But it isn't the same in Pak and Bangladesh.

Both countries have been treating minorities poorly and no one is there to hear their pleas the reason why their population went down and worship places were destroyed.

Minorities who are only saving themselves can't even fight as they have no support.

But here in India which is apparently not treating not so minority well, keeps doing crimes, hurting Hindus, keep entering our country illegally, and doing all types of crimes.

For Bangladesh there had always been a party who did cause atrocities to minority - Hindus to be more specific.

But during Hasina’s reign, the atrocities definitely lowered down a lot which also led to development of the country to a good extent.

But then again politics in Bangladesh is strongly led by students there unlike in India.

So to compare Bangladesh and India politics wouldn’t be right as they aren’t on the same page.

Originally posted by: Virgo27

You can't generalize whole country and its people by the actions of these incidents done by small fraction of people. Even in UK, local people are rioting against muslims and immigrant that doesn't mean whole UK and its people are uneducated. and doesn't respect other religions.

But when did I generalise?

I actually said that we cannot deem a country responsible for the actions done by few people.