#BREAKING: Vivekananda Worldwide Basis (VIF) hosted an exhibition and panel dialogue titled “The By no means Ending Persecution of Minorities in Bangladesh,” shedding mild on the systemic discrimination and violence confronted by spiritual and ethnic minorities in Bangladesh. The occasion, held on the VIF Auditorium in New Delhi, introduced collectively distinguished consultants, diplomats, and journalist to debate the pressing human rights disaster unfolding in Bangladesh.
The panel featured Amb. Satish Chandra, Former Deputy Nationwide Safety Advisor & Vice Chairman, VIF; Amb. Veena Sikri, Former Excessive Commissioner to Bangladesh; Mr. François Gautier, Correspondent for Valeurs Actuelles; and Dr. Anirban Ganguly, Chairman & Trustee of the Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Analysis Basis, and it was chaired by Dr. Arvind Gupta, Director VIF. The exhibition was inaugurated by the audio system, after which the main target shifted to the panel dialogue. Every speaker supplied important insights into the historic and ongoing persecution of minorities in a extremely Islamized Bangladesh, analyzing the socio-political and worldwide dimensions of the disaster.
A key spotlight of the occasion was the attendance of India’s Nationwide Safety Advisor (NSA), Shri Ajit Doval, KC. The NSA visited the exhibition and attended the panel dialogue, underscoring India’s deep concern over the plight of minorities in Bangladesh.
The exhibition, curated by FACT (Basis Towards Persevering with Terrorism) showcased compelling visible documentation of human rights violations, compelled displacements, and assaults on spiritual minorities, together with Hindus, Buddhist, Christians and Ahmadiyya Muslims in Bangladesh. The exhibition aimed to boost consciousness and encourage discourse on the pressing want for motion.
The exhibition and panel dialogue highlighted Vivekananda Worldwide Basis’s dedication to advocate for human rights and foster significant discussions on regional safety and minority rights, particularly the rights of the minorities in Bangladesh.
