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Indian Americans protest against Hindu genocide in front of the White House

December 2024 366 views 04 Min 27 Sec

The genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh traces back to the 1947 partition of India, which triggered widespread violence. Hindus in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) became a vulnerable minority, enduring systemic discrimination, displacement, and massacres. The Enemy Property Act further institutionalized their marginalization by allowing the confiscation of Hindu-owned properties.

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