Yunus Regime's Mobocracy Unleashes Terror on Minorities in Bangladesh

• The Yunus regime in Bangladesh is accused of weaponizing mobocracy, leading to widespread persecution of minorities, particularly Hindus, since August 2024.
• Dipu Chandra Das, a Hindu garment worker, was lynched and his body burned on false blasphemy charges, with the state failing to intervene.
• Post-August 2024, Bangladesh saw over 2,000 incidents of violence against minorities, including deaths, rapes, destruction of homes, businesses, and temples.
• The regime's response has been denial, dismissing atrocities as "political disputes" or "Indian fake news," emboldening perpetrators and enabling extremist elements.
• Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus is criticized for allegedly encouraging mobs and using his international prestige to deflect scrutiny, creating regional instability.

Why It Matters: Bangladesh's Yunus regime uses mobocracy and denial to persecute minorities, creating regional instability.