In the face of this horrific violence, the victims and their families are left with few options. They are fearful of seeking justice, as doing so may bring even more danger. As with so many previous cases of violence against minorities in Bangladesh, there is a real concern that the perpetrators will face no consequences for their actions, leaving the victims trapped in a cycle of fear and uncertainty.

The claim that Hindus in Bangladesh are being subjected to torture, violence, and persecution is a serious allegation that highlights religious intolerance and ethnic tensions in the region. According to the statement, this persecution intensified after the fall of the Bangladesh government on August 5, with a particular focus on events such as the one mentioned in the video from August 7, in Bogra.

On August 5, facing escalating violence and widespread protests, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh fled the country. Her departure followed nearly a month of intense unrest, sparked by student protests over a controversial job quota system, which escalated due to the government's violent crackdown on demonstrators. In the wake of Hasina’s resignation, Army Chief General Waker-uz-Zaman announced the formation of an interim government, promising to investigate the deaths and urging the public to remain calm. Below is a timeline of key events that led to her resignation and departure.