10 Instances Of Attacks Against Hindus In The West
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10 Instances Of Attacks Against Hindus In The West
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9 British crimes against Indians during the colonial era
Contrary to the myth that Britain gave many gifts to India, the British Raj was a cruel and oppressive regime responsible for the deaths of an estimated 35 million Indians.
The followings are some examples of the anti-human records of Britain in India, which has one of the blackest colonial records among Europeans.
Yet another Hindu temple attacked in the Bangladesh
In yet another attack on Hindus in Bangladesh, a Kali temple in Dautiya village in Bangladesh’s Jhenaidah district was attacked on Friday, October 7. The Kali idol was found smashed into pieces, with the head of the idol discovered around half a kilometer away from the temple premises
Hindu family assaulted, abused and pelted with rocks while performing Puja in Canada, Mississauga
Hindu man and his family were performing a small religious ceremony in the Streetsville park in Mississauga city, Canada at around 5:30 PM when two male teens assaulted and threw rocks.
Hindu Lives Matter
“Climax of a genocide is the denial of it.”
Millenia has passed – millions dead – millions more raped, enslaved or displaced. But no one knows their names, no one talks about it.
Like shadows in the dark, millions of faceless, nameless Hindus have faded away from our collective psyche.
They did die twice. Once when the invading barbarians took their life and once again when we wiped them off our history books
“Colonial Oppression and Humanitarian Crisis: The Great Famine of Madras in 1877.”
The Great Famine of Madras in 1877, during the dark ages of colonial India, was a catastrophic event that brought untold misery and suffering to the people of the region. The famine, triggered by a combination of factors including prolonged drought, failed monsoons, and widespread crop failure, resulted in widespread starvation, disease, and death.