Dipu Chandra Das, who used to work at a garment factory in Bhaluka Upazila, Bangladesh, was beaten to death by a far right Jihadist mob that accused him of making derogatory statements against Islam and the Prophet. After the beating, the mob hanged his body from a tree and set it on fire.
In a deeply emotional and heart-wrenching conversation, CNN-News18 speaks to the father of Dipu Chandra Das, a young Hindu man brutally lynched by a mob in Bangladesh following allegations of blasphemy. Recounting the horrifying moments leading up to his son’s death, Dipu’s father describes the fear, helplessness, and trauma his family continues to endure.
He raises serious questions about the failure of law enforcement to protect his son despite rising tensions and threats of violence. The incident has sparked outrage across the region, once again highlighting the dangers of mob justice, the misuse of blasphemy allegations, and the vulnerability of religious minorities. Human rights groups and activists are demanding accountability, justice for the victim, and stronger safeguards to prevent such tragedies. This exclusive interview sheds light on the human cost of mob violence and the urgent need for reform to ensure safety, justice, and dignity for all citizens in Bangladesh.
Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen has alleged that Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das was lynched in Bangladesh after a coworker falsely accused him of blasphemy. The incident occurred in Mymensingh despite police intervention. Authorities have condemned the crime, arrested seven suspects. Watch to know what really happened?
Bangladesh authorities have arrested seven individuals in connection with the brutal public murder of 25-year-old Hindu youth Dipu Chandra, allegedly accused of blasphemy. The Rapid Action Battalion carried out operations across multiple locations to detain the suspects, identified as Mohammed Limon Sarkar, Tarek Hossain, Mohammed Manik Mia, and four others.
A 25 yr old dalit Hindu citizen of Bangladesh was falsely accused of “blasphemy” by his co-workers at a garment factory, arrested by the police and then, dragged out of the police station by a large mob of bløød-thirsty student jihadis, rampaging on the streets following the assassination of a prominent student jihadist leader Sharif Osman Hadi (one of the ring-leaders of the orchestrated deep-state regime change operation that ousted the duly elected Sheikh Hasina govt).
The jihadist mob brutally beat up Dipu Chandra, tied him up & dragged him on the streets, hung him from a tree and set him fire – all the while joyfully raising the ubiquitous jihadist slogans and live-streaming the carnage. Jihadist mobs also attacked the Indian Embassy & missions across the country and burnt down two Bangladeshi newspaper offices.
In response, the US, Germany, EU & UN Human Rights handles posted messages mourning the loss of the jihadist”youth leader” #SharifOsmanHadi – with no mention of the horrific lynching of the Hindu man or the attacks on Indian missions & media offices. Confirms who we always suspected was behind the regime-change coup and the installation of the puppet jihadist regime in Bangladesh –Hemant Sachdev
Today @BanglaPokkho, National organization of Bengalis in India, protested in front of Bangladesh Embassy in Kolkata to protest attacks on Hindu Bengali minorities by Islamist fundamentalist forces in Bangladesh. Earlier @BanglaPokkhoasked Modi Govt to stop trade but Modi didn’t – Garga Chatterjee
Has the news finally reached the USA after a billion of us tweeted about it? Good! Where is Vivek Ramaswamy @VivekGRamaswamy? Where is JD Vance @JDVance ? I would like to see Donald Trump @realDonaldTrump speak on this. ? As of now the murder of Dipu Chandra Das has seen page 1 coverage in India, Bangladesh and Nepal – where it is dominating news – but zero coverage in western media. Let’s hope that changes. Western media outlets all have South Asian correspondents – Naomi Canton @
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“It is NOT CLEAR what exactly Dipu Chandra Das had said and to whom. No one could specify it. Factory floor incharge FORCED Dipu Das to resign. He then handed him over to the mob: Bangaldesh Police,
I stand with Hindus in Bangladesh who are being persecuted solely because of their religious beliefs! A Hindu man named Dipu Chandra Das was lynched by a mob in Bhaluka Upazila, Mymensingh District, Bangladesh, on the night of December 18, 2025. Below is a copy of my letter to President Trump respectfully urging him to take notice of the situation and help protect Hindus in Bangladesh. I deeply respect and appreciate President Donald Trump for his strong stance on religious freedom and for taking action when Christians were persecuted in parts of Africa. His willingness to call out religious persecution sent a powerful message that human rights matter, regardless of where the victims live. –Shayan Krishna @shayan_speaks
The killing of Hindu worker Dipu Chandra Das during unrest in Bangladesh has drawn international attention after a Dutch MP raised concerns over minority safety. Officials say blasphemy claims were unfounded and arrests have been made. The lynching occurred amid widespread political turmoil, fueling global scrutiny over Bangladesh’s ability to protect religious minorities.
Congress party members staged a protest in front of the Bangladesh Sub High Commission in Kolkata, condemning the alleged murder of a 27-year-old Hindu youth and the reported torture of minorities in Bangladesh. The protesters raised slogans demanding justice, protection of minority rights, and strong diplomatic intervention by the Indian government over the issue.
Hindu Groups Lathi-Charged on the Streets of Kolkata; Protests Erupt Over Lynching of 27-Year-Old Hindu Man Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh. Members of the Sarbo Bharatiya Hindu Bangali Sangathan, VHP, and Bajrang Dal protested against atrocities on minorities in Bangladesh and the brutal mob lynching of Dipu Chandra Das near Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus Metro Station.
Who Was Hindu Worker Dipu Chadra Das ?
A 25-year-old Hindu garment worker Dipu Chandra Das has been lynched in Bhaluka, Mymensingh district, Bangladesh, by a mob following an unsubstantiated rumor that he had made blasphemous remarks against Islam during a workplace dispute. Despite no evidence supporting the accusation—later described as possibly fabricated due to personal enmity. Das was brutally beaten to death, his body stripped naked, tied to a tree along the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway, and set on fire. The interim government condemned the killing, with the Rapid Action Battalion arresting several suspects, while the incident fueled widespread concern over rising attacks on Bangladesh’s Hindu minority, drawing strong condemnation from India.
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Hindu Saints Lead Protest In Nepal Over Dipu Chandra Das’ Lynching In Bangladesh Violence.
Dozens of protestors, including Hindu saints, marched through Janakpurdham on Thursday to protest alleged atrocities against Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. The protest began at the Janaki Temple and demanded justice for Dipu Chandra Das, lynched in Bangladesh last week. Organisers called the killing inhumane and urged Nepal to pressure Bangladesh. Rights groups note a long history of persecution and a sharp decline in Bangladesh’s Hindu population since 1947.
“Do not consider Hindus weak. If they touch our Hindu brothers in Bangladesh, we will do the same with illegal Bangladeshis in Nepal.” — Nepali Hindus on the atrocities being carried out against Hindus in Bangladesh
UK Hindus Protest Outside Bangladeshi Embassy in London
The Hindu and broader diaspora gathered in strength outside the Bangladeshi High Commission in London, standing up against the relentless persecution of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. The name of young Hindu man Dipu Das, lynched and burnt by Islamist mobs in Bangladesh, rang out in powerful chants as the crowd demanded justice.
