Pawan expresses concern over violence in Bangladesh, calls for action 

The Capital News 

Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has voiced his concern over the escalating violence in Bangladesh, particularly targeting minority communities. In a series of tweets, Kalyan expressed deep alarm over the recent incidents, including the brutal hacking of Communist Party of Bangladesh (CPB) leader Pradeep Bhowmik in broad daylight, the destruction of Hindu temples such as ISKCON and Kali Mata Temple, and the killings of minority groups, including Hindus, Christians, Buddhists, and Ahmadis.

“The images emerging from Bangladesh are truly heartbreaking,” Kalyan tweeted, highlighting the severity of the situation. He called for immediate and necessary steps to be taken in Bangladesh to restore law and order, urging the international community, including @unhumanrights, @UN_HRC, and the Bangladesh High Commission in India, to take action.

Pawan Kalyan also expressed his prayers for the safety, security, and stability of all minorities and Hindus in Bangladesh, emphasizing the need for urgent intervention to prevent further violence and ensure the protection of vulnerable communities