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Dhaka University ex-student says Hindus part of stir feel unsafe now. ‘Is this not our country also?’

Former Dhaka University student says Bangladeshi Hindu students have no one to turn to but their Muslim peers as attacks on minorities continue unabated in wake of Hasina’s ouster.

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New Delhi: Former student of Dhaka University Nilay Kumar Biswas has not had a full night’s sleep since Sheikh Hasina stepped down as Bangladesh’s prime minister. 

Biswas, 26, is in Dhaka where he says he feels relatively safe, but distress calls from family and friends outside Bangladesh’s capital city keep him awake at night. According to him, Bangladeshi citizens, especially Hindus, have to watch out for each other as anarchy descends on the streets in the run-up to the formation of an interim government.

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  1. Any country which has a state religion in its constitution will naturally fall into dark ages. Either every citizen converts to the state religion or wait till they devoured in the blasphemy laws.

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