Bangladesh Violence Live Updates: Hundreds of people gathered outside the Bangladesh High Commission in Delhi on Tuesday to protest the lynching of a Hindu man, Dipu Chandra Das, in Bangladesh.
The protesters raised slogans and held banners against the Bangladesh government.
"Hindu rakt ki ek ek boond ka hisaab chahiye (Each drop of blood of a Hindu must be accounted for)," a placard read.
Dipu Chandra Das, a 25-year-old garment factory worker, was lynched to death by a mob, and his body was set on fire over alleged blasphemy in Mymensingh on December 18.
Bangladesh has also been witnessing protests over the killing of Sharif Osman Bin Hadi, a leader of last year's protests in the country. Hadi, a 32-year-old staunch India critic, died of his injuries after being shot last week.
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The Foreign Ministry, in a statement, said Verma was conveyed Dhaka's "grave concern over the regrettable incidents" outside the perimeter of the Bangladesh High Commission and residence in New Delhi on December 20, 2025, and the "acts of vandalism at" its Visa Centre in Siliguri on December 22 by "different extremist elements."
"Bangladesh also expressed deep concern over violent protests staged outside the premises of the different Diplomatic Missions of Bangladesh in India," the statement said.
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"The Government of Bangladesh called upon the Government of India to conduct a thorough investigation into the incidents, to take all necessary measures to prevent the recurrence of such acts and to ensure safety and security of Bangladesh's diplomatic missions and related facilities in India," it read.
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Bangladesh Protest: Protesters Gather Outside Bangladesh Deputy High Commission In Kolkata
Hundreds of protesters tried to march to the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission in Kolkata, shouting slogans against alleged violence on minority Hindus in the neighbouring country.
The protest march titled 'Hindu Hunkar Padayatra' was organised under the banner of 'Bongiyo Hindu Jagaran'. The march started from Sealdah and was proceeding towards the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission office when it was stopped by police in the Beckbagan area.
A huge police force has been deployed near the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission office.
The protesters raised the slogans "Hindu Hindu Bhai Bhai", "safety for Hindus in Bangladesh" and the lynching of a Hindu man in Bangladesh.
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An officer said a 15,000-strong police force has been deployed for the demonstration.
He said police managed to hold the protesters about 800 metres from the high commission.
Government buses were also parked as an obstacle to thwart the protesters' bid to reach the high commission.
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Bangladesh Violence Live Updates: Hundreds Gather Outside Bangladesh High Commission In Delhi Over Hindu Man's Lynching
Hundreds of people gathered outside the Bangladesh High Commission in Delhi on Tuesday to protest the lynching of a Hindu man, Dipu Chandra Das, in Bangladesh.
The protesters raised slogans and held banners against the Bangladesh government.
"Hindu rakt ki ek ek boond ka hisaab chahiye (Each drop of blood of a Hindu must be accounted for)," a placard read.
"A Hindu man was brutally assaulted and killed. We are requesting our government to take strict action against those who are behind the killing of a Hindu man. We are also protesting that even the Bangladesh police must take strict action against those who are behind the killing," a protestor said.
