In December 2025, at least twelve Hindu men were killed across Bangladesh in incidents ranging from mob lynchings to extrajudicial punishments. Authorities have attempted to treat each death as an isolated crime, but a closer examination reveals a disturbing pattern. <br />This video report examines how political instability, religious radicalism, blasphemy accusations, and institutional failure have converged to leave Hindu minorities dangerously vulnerable. From the brutal killing of Dipu Chandra Das in Mymensingh to repeated cases of mob justice, the narrative is one of repetition—not coincidence. <br />As Bangladesh grapples with unrest and identity-driven mobilisation, minorities continue to pay the price. The question is no longer whether these killings are connected—but whether the system is willing to confront why they keep happening. <br /> <br />#Bangladesh <br />#HinduPersecution <br />#MobJustice <br />#MinoritiesAtRisk <br />#SouthAsia <br />#HumanRights <br />#BlasphemyViolence <br />#RuleOfLaw <br />#DecemberKillings <br />#IndiaBangladesh<br /><br />~PR.282~HT.408~ED.420~
