Hindu families kept captive in Islamic Bangladesh village to convert, get ransom and rape.

Dozens of Hindu families are kept captive in a village of Islamic Bangladesh to convert, get ransom and rape.

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The matter came to the light when some journalists came to the streets after not being allowed into the village and they demonstrated publicly to restore the peace, law and order in that village. Protesting against the high handedness of the Islamic radical and for rescuing & helping the distressed minorities, the representatives of Dhaka Journalist Union, Dhaka Reporters Unity, PTv News 24, ZeeTv, RTv, Bangla Mail 24, Bhorer Kagoj, New Age, Bangla News 24, Dainik Itteffak, Dainik Jugasankha and all others signed in a joint statement accordingly. It is assumed that the news have been censored by the Bangladesh Govt as some high officials of India and the Chief Minister of of West Bengal are coming to Bangladesh these days as per schedule. Expert in Bangladesh for minority matters said that it would a more critical situation for the Bangladesh Hindu minorities in the ruling of Awami League Govt. even worst than the regime of communal BNP Govt. The Islamic face of Sheikh Hasina (Present PM of BD) may be more dangerous than the face of Khaleda Zia (Ex PM of BD) in the line of Hindu cleansing in Bangladesh. It is difficult to control Islamic fanaticsm in Bangladesh for any party unless ‘Islam State Religion’ is not repealed for its Constitution, adopted later (Eighth Amendment, 1988) defying the its original principle of “nationalism, socialism, democracy and secularity” as enshrined in 1971.