In a conversation with Guruji Pawan Sinha, he explains that Rahul Gandhi is visibly upset when animals, like an elephant in Kerala, are harmed. He notes that significant media attention and outcry follow such incidents, which is commendable. However, Guruji points out that while substantial violence and destruction are occurring in Bangladesh—homes being burned, women being attacked, and widespread looting—there has been a conspicuous silence from prominent leaders and intellectuals. He emphasizes that this silence indicates a troubling state of affairs and urges that the minority community’s plight be condemned. Guruji calls for political leaders to speak out, stressing that while the Hindu community in Bangladesh has shown resilience, future violence remains a concern. He underscores the importance of personal responsibility in ensuring safety and not relying solely on government action.
