On 18 December 2025, in Bhaluka Upazila, Mymensingh District, Bangladesh, a 25-year-old Hindu garment worker, Dipu Chandra Das, was brutally attacked and lynched by a mob after unverified allegations of blasphemy were made against him. After he was beaten to death, his body was tied to a tree and set on fire — a horrifying act of violence that has shocked communities worldwide. The Times of India

This barbaric killing occurred amid widespread unrest and protests in Bangladesh and reflects a deeper and growing crisis in which mob justice and violence against religious minorities are taking place with frightening frequency. Survivors and minority communities now live in fear, and there are urgent questions about how to ensure accountability, rule of law, and protection for all citizens — regardless of faith.

Islamic terrorism has reached the new heights in Bangladesh under the interim regime of Professor Younus.

Immediate intervention from civilized world is necessary to save Bangladesh, or we will see another extremist state in the world.