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Teachers, protesters in Bangladesh seek new law to ensure religious freedom

On late Sunday night, a mob damaged 66 houses and set on fire at least 20 homes of Hindus in Bangladesh

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Members of ISKCON participate in a protest against the recent violence against Hindus in Bangladesh and to demand protection of minorities outside Bangladeshi embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal. Pic/AP/PTI

Members of ISKCON participate in a protest against the recent violence against Hindus in Bangladesh and to demand protection of minorities outside Bangladeshi embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal. Pic/AP/PTI

Demanding that the Bangladesh government should enact a new law to ensure religious freedom for everyone, protesters and academicians across the country condemned the mob attacks on the Hindu community and vandalisation of temples and idols during Durga Puja festivities.

Attacks on Hindus and their temples have intensified in Bangladesh since last Wednesday after an alleged blasphemous post surfaced on social media during the Durga Puja celebrations. On late Sunday night, a mob damaged 66 houses and set on fire at least 20 homes of Hindus in Bangladesh.

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