Amidst the ongoing violent protests in Bangladesh, the biggest threat is now looming over the minorities there. There are reports of continuous attacks on Hindu houses and temples by miscreants. The Government of India has also said that it is keeping an eye on the situation of minorities in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Dhirendra Krishna Shastri has also made a big appeal to the Government of India regarding the situation in Bangladesh and the Hindus there. Let's know what Dhirendra Shastri has said.

Hindu brothers and sisters are troubled in Bangladesh - Dhirendra Shastri
Bageshwar Dham Dhirendra Shastri has shared a video on X and said that he has come to know about the bad situation in Bangladesh from TV and media. He said that he was saddened to see the situation in Bangladesh, there is a riot and stone pelting is happening there. He has wished for peace in Bangladesh. Bageshwar Dham said that there is a lot of conspiracy in Bangladesh. Hindu brothers and sisters are troubled in Bangladesh. Temples are being vandalized. There is a lot of disturbance.

Government should let Hindus come to India - Dhirendra Shastri
Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Dhirendra Shastri has appealed to the Indian government that the government should show a big heart and open the doors with special arrangements for Hindus living in Bangladesh. Otherwise where will those poor people go. Dhirendra Shastri said that his heart is pained by the atrocities being committed on Hindus in Bangladesh.

Advice to read Hanuman Chalisa
Bageshwar Sarkar Dhirendra Shastri gave a message to the Hindus facing crisis in Bangladesh that you people should be patient and maintain unity. Do not go against anyone, stay humble so that peace prevails. Hanuman ji will protect you. Dhirendra Shastri gave a message to Hindus that people should recite the verse of Hanuman Chalisa "Sab Sukh Lahe Tumhari Sarna- Tum Rakshak Kahu Ko Darna". Dhirendra Shastri said that there is an appeal to the Indian government to open its doors and give shelter to Bangladeshi Hindus.