Description
After India’s 1947 partition, Hindus were a third of East Pakistan’s population; when East Pakistan became Bangladesh in 1971, they were less than a fifth; 30 years later under a tenth; and today fewer than eight percent. Bangladeshi Hindus face government tolerated murder, rape, abduction, forced conversion, land grabs, and more, including a 2009 pogrom behind a Dhaka police station.
A Quiet Case of Ethnic Cleansing: the Murder of Bangladesh’s Hindus rips the cover off this atrocity with testimony by Hindus in Bangladesh and India; confrontations with their victimizers; and extensive research documenting a deliberate effort by the “moderate Muslim nation” of Bangladesh to kill, kick out, or convert Hindus; and the complicity of those entities that should be defending them. It is a call to action with practical solutions to end this quiet case of ethnic cleansing.
Pages : 354 ; Publisher : Akshaya Prakashan ; Paperback
Surender – :
This book details how the porous border betweem Indian and Bangldesh is being exposed by radical Islamic elements. It also details about how population of Bangladesh border villages is declining with all data. More importantly it describes how Hindus are systematically killed or converted into Islam….The author visited the areas and documented it.