“Is Xi Jinping Behind the Rising Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh?”

Er Mukesh Singh

leaders from Jamaat-e-Islami and other radical organizations traveled to Beijing, signaling a strengthening relationship between these groups and China. This visit highlights the increasing alignment between China and radical factions in Bangladesh, raising concerns about the potential impact on religious and political dynamics in the region. The growing ties suggest that China may be fostering connections with groups that could influence internal affairs in Bangladesh, including the rising attacks on Hindus.

In recent months, disturbing videos have surfaced from various parts of Bangladesh, showing violent attacks on Hindus and the desecration of Hindu temples. These incidents have sparked outrage both within the country and internationally, drawing global attention to the escalating persecution of the Hindu minority in Bangladesh.

The videos depict mobs attacking Hindus, damaging their properties, and setting fire to temples. In some cases, religious idols and sacred artifacts have been vandalized or destroyed, further deepening the sense of insecurity among the Hindu community. The attacks seem to be part of a wider trend of rising religious intolerance and violence against minorities in the country.

The Hindu community, which makes up a significant minority in Bangladesh, has long faced discrimination and sporadic violence. However, recent events have intensified concerns about their safety and rights. Human rights groups have condemned these attacks and called on the Bangladeshi government to take stronger action to protect religious minorities.

The violence has also drawn the attention of the international community, with organizations like the United Nations and various human rights groups calling for an investigation into these incidents. Global leaders and organizations have expressed alarm over the rising tide of religious intolerance and the erosion of minority rights in Bangladesh.

The ongoing attacks on Hindus and the desecration of temples highlight the vulnerability of religious minorities in Bangladesh and have raised serious questions about the role of the state in safeguarding their rights. The situation remains tense, and many fear that the violence could escalate further if not addressed.

Since the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government, the situation for Hindus in Bangladesh has worsened significantly. There has been a marked rise in extremist violence against the Hindu minority, with attacks on individuals, families, and religious sites becoming more frequent and brutal. The growing insecurity has left many in the Hindu community fearful for their safety.

Adding to the concerns is the increasing alliance between radical groups in Bangladesh, such as Jamaat-e-Islami, and China. Recent visits by leaders from these groups to Beijing have raised alarms about the strengthening ties between extremist factions and the Chinese government. This development has prompted many to question whether China’s influence is playing a role in fueling the attacks against Hindus.

The situation has led to speculation that China, through its strategic partnerships with radical groups, may be indirectly contributing to the instability in Bangladesh. While there is no direct evidence linking Xi Jinping’s government to the violence, the growing collaboration between these groups and China raises questions about the geopolitical motivations behind the rise in attacks on religious minorities.

The worsening conditions for Hindus, coupled with the growing influence of radical elements in Bangladesh and their ties with China, have sparked international concern. Many are urging the Bangladeshi government to take stronger measures to protect religious minorities and investigate any external factors that may be contributing to the violence.

Radical groups such as Jamaat-e-Islami, along with other Islamic factions like the Khalifa Movement, Khalifa Council, and the Islamic Order Party, have been steadily increasing their influence in Bangladesh. These organizations have been gaining traction, using political and religious rhetoric to mobilize support and expand their presence, particularly in the context of growing dissatisfaction with the current government.

What is particularly alarming is the recent strengthening of ties between these radical groups and China. Just recently, leaders from Jamaat-e-Islami and other such organizations visited Beijing, signaling a closer relationship between these factions and the Chinese government. This growing alliance has raised concerns about the geopolitical implications of China’s involvement with these groups.

The visits and deepening ties suggest that China may be seeking to influence political and social dynamics within Bangladesh through its connections with these radical elements. While it remains unclear to what extent China is directly involved in supporting these groups, the growing cooperation could have significant repercussions for Bangladesh’s internal stability and the safety of religious minorities, particularly Hindus.

This development has prompted fears that China’s increasing influence in Bangladesh might embolden radical groups to further escalate violence, including attacks on religious minorities. With the political landscape in Bangladesh becoming more volatile and the rise of extremist factions, the situation remains tense, and many are closely watching how China’s involvement might affect the region.

On November 25th, a significant meeting took place in Dhaka, where Chinese diplomats met with leaders of extremist organizations in Bangladesh. Among those present was the chief of Jamaat-e-Islami, who stood side by side with the Chinese ambassador. This high-profile meeting has raised eyebrows, given the increasing influence of radical groups in Bangladesh and their growing ties with China.

During the meeting, the Chinese ambassador reportedly assured full support for these radical organizations, signaling China’s deeper involvement in Bangladesh’s political and religious dynamics. The endorsement of such groups by Chinese officials suggests that China is seeking to solidify its influence in the region, potentially through strategic alliances with factions that could alter the balance of power in Bangladesh.

This move is particularly concerning given the rising attacks on religious minorities, especially Hindus, and the growing presence of extremist elements in the country. The support of these groups by a global power like China could embolden them to pursue more aggressive actions, further destabilizing the already volatile political landscape in Bangladesh. Many analysts are now questioning what role China might play in shaping the future of Bangladesh’s internal conflicts, especially in relation to the safety and rights of minority communities.

The question arises whether the recent rise in attacks on Hindus and the escalating violence in Bangladesh are a direct result of encouragement or involvement from Xi Jinping and China. While there is no concrete evidence to definitively link China to the attacks, the timing and context of recent events have raised suspicions of a possible coordinated effort to suppress the Hindu community, potentially with Chinese influence.

On November 25th, when leaders of extremist groups like Jamaat-e-Islami met with the Chinese ambassador in Dhaka, another significant event unfolded: the arrest of a Hindu priest, Chinmay Krishna Das, in Bangladesh. The arrest occurred amid the growing tide of attacks on Hindus and religious sites, which has drawn global concern. The timing of this arrest—on the same day as the meeting between Chinese diplomats and radical leaders—has raised questions about a possible connection between these incidents.

Given China’s increasing ties with radical factions in Bangladesh and its growing influence in the region, it is plausible that Beijing could be indirectly encouraging actions that destabilize the country and target religious minorities. While the arrest of a single individual may seem isolated, it could be part of a broader pattern of suppression against the Hindu community, coordinated or influenced by external actors. This development points to the possibility that China’s support for radical groups may have implications not only for Bangladesh’s political landscape but also for the safety and rights of its religious minorities, particularly Hindus.

The growing collaboration between these groups and China—coupled with rising violence—suggests that the geopolitical dynamics in the region may be playing a significant role in exacerbating religious tensions in Bangladesh. The arrest of Chinmay Krishna Das could be seen as part of a larger effort to stifle opposition from the Hindu community, further raising concerns about China’s potential role in shaping these events.

The Support for Extremist Groups

China’s growing relationship with radical elements in Bangladesh has raised significant concerns, especially regarding the treatment of religious minorities. In a recent statement, Chinese ambassador to Bangladesh, Yao Wen, publicly praised the strong ties between the Communist Party of China and radical groups in Bangladesh, including Jamaat-e-Islami and other extremist factions.

Yao Wen expressed China’s desire to further strengthen cooperation with these organizations, emphasizing the importance of closer political and ideological ties. This public acknowledgment of such alliances signals China’s increasing involvement in Bangladesh’s internal dynamics, particularly with groups that have been linked to rising violence against religious minorities, particularly Hindus.

The implications of this support could be far-reaching, as it suggests that China may be backing radical groups that promote intolerance and aggression toward religious minorities in Bangladesh. Such ties could embolden these organizations, providing them with additional resources, political backing, and international legitimacy. This growing alliance raises serious concerns about the future of religious freedoms in Bangladesh, as radical groups gain influence and potentially manipulate political power to suppress minority communities.

China’s support for these groups may also shift the balance of power in Bangladesh, further destabilizing the political environment and exacerbating sectarian tensions. With China’s involvement, the situation becomes more complex, as their geopolitical interests could intersect with the rise of extremist ideologies, posing a greater threat to the safety and rights of religious minorities in the country.

The Implications for Hindus in Bangladesh

There is growing concern that the surge in extremist violence against Hindus in Bangladesh may be linked to China’s increasing influence over the country’s political climate. Experts suggest that China’s backing of radical factions in Bangladesh, such as Jamaat-e-Islami and other extremist groups, could be playing a significant role in encouraging the rise of attacks on religious minorities, particularly Hindus.

As these groups continue to receive political and ideological support from China, the Hindu population in Bangladesh faces heightened risks. The strengthened ties between Chinese officials and radical groups have emboldened these factions, increasing their capacity to incite violence and perpetuate religious intolerance. The ongoing attacks on Hindu individuals, families, and places of worship, as well as the desecration of temples, have created a climate of fear and insecurity for the Hindu minority.

China’s involvement in fostering relationships with these radical organizations raises serious concerns about the safety and rights of religious minorities in Bangladesh. With increased support from China, extremist groups gain not only political legitimacy but also potentially access to resources and backing that could escalate their influence in Bangladesh’s domestic politics. This makes it all the more difficult for the Bangladeshi government to protect vulnerable communities, including Hindus, who are increasingly targeted by these factions.

The implications for Hindus are dire. As extremist violence continues to rise, exacerbated by external influences like China, the safety, rights, and freedoms of Bangladesh’s Hindu population remain at great risk. Many fear that without international intervention and stronger safeguards for religious minorities, the situation could further deteriorate, leading to even more widespread persecution.

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  561. ^ “Beauties at the city’s beauty shops”. The Daily Star.
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  897. ^ Mahmood, Kajal Iftikhar Rashid (19 October 2012). সাড়ে তেরো শ বছর আগের মসজিদ [1350 Year-old Mosque]. Prothom Alo (in Bengali). Archived from the original on 6 June 2018. Retrieved 23 March 2019.
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  1032. ^ Haraprasad Ray (2012). “The Chinese”. In Sirajul Islam and Ahmed A. Jamal (ed.). Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Second ed.). Asiatic Society of Bangladesh.
  1033. References
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  1041. ^ Farooqui Salma Ahmed (2011). A Comprehensive History of Medieval India: Twelfth to the Mid-Eighteenth Century. Pearson Education India. p. 53. ISBN 978-81-317-3202-1.
  1042. ^ “Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah”. Banglapedia. Archived from the original on 3 July 2015.
  1043. ^ Jump up to:a b Church, Sally K. (2016). “The Giraffe of Bengal: A Medieval Encounter in Ming China”. The Medieval History Journal. 7: 1–37. doi:10.1177/097194580400700101. S2CID 161549135.
  1044. ^ N. W. Sobania (2003). Culture and Customs of Kenya. Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 14. ISBN 978-0-313-31486-5.
  1045. ^ Lin Ma; Jaap van Brakel (25 March 2016). Fundamentals of Comparative and Intercultural Philosophy. SUNY Press. p. 135. ISBN 978-1-4384-6017-8.
  1046. ^ Giorgio Riello; Zoltán Biedermann; Anne Gerritsen (28 December 2017). Global Gifts: The Material Culture of Diplomacy in Early Modern Eurasia. Cambridge University Press. p. 18. ISBN 978-1-108-41550-7. Archived from the original on 15 May 2018.
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