Hina Khan Condemns Violence Against Minorities In Bangladesh: I Pray For Hindus...

Hina Khan has slammed the ongoing attacks on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. She said that she is praying for the safety of Hindus in Bangladesh.

Hina Khan: Wrong is Wrong...

Expressing her concern about the current situation in Bangladesh, she wrote on X, "Every innocent death is the death of humanity, no matter the country, caste, or religion. No community should endure such horrific acts—what's wrong is wrong. The preservation of minorities in any country reflects the nature of their collective communities."

"HUMANITY Comes First..."

She added, "My heart goes out to every individual suffering across the world, as for me, HUMANITY comes first. I pray that the Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh remain safe in their own country."

In another tweet, she quoted a verse from the Holy Quran, writing, “If anyone kills a person, it would be as if he killed all mankind: and if anyone saved a life, it would be as if he saved all mankind. Chapter 5, verses 32-33. Holy Quran.”

Every innocent death is the death of Humanity no matter what country caste or religion.

No community should go through such Horrific acts, what's wrong is wrong. Preservation of Minorities of any country is the symbol of there collective communities nature.

My heart goes out…

— Hina Khan (@eyehinakhan) August 11, 2024

Her post has garnered lots of attention and netizens are hailing her gesture. A user wrote, "You are a good human being, I wanted to meet people like you to make a better world for humans where there is no cast, creed or religion..." Another commented, "Thank you, Hina Khan, for your courageous support of Hindus in Bangladesh. Your stance against violence and your advocacy for the safety of minorities, even amidst your challenges, truly highlight your commitment to justice and humanity. Your voice is a vital reminder of our shared responsibility to stand up for those in need."

Bangladesh has plunged into uncertainty after weeks of violent street protests over job quota forced Sheikh Hasina to quit as prime minister and flee. Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin dissolved Parliament on Tuesday and appointed Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus as the head of an interim government.