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For 75 years, a story has gone largely unspoken.
On December 18, 2025, Dipu Chandra Das—a 27-year-old garment factory worker in Bangladesh—was lynched, tied to a tree, and burned alive by a mob over alleged blasphemy. Authorities later found no evidence of the charge.
But this is not just one crime. It is part of a long, documented pattern.
In 1951, Hindus made up 22% of Bangladesh’s population. Today, they are less than 8%.
Where did over 11 million people go?
In this special investigative newscast, we trace:
Bangladesh’s ancient Hindu civilizational roots
The violence unleashed during Partition and 1971
Decades of pogroms, land seizures, and forced migration
The misuse of blasphemy allegations
Why accountability has consistently failed
When a community disappears slowly—through fear, violence, and silence—what do we call it?
And why has the world looked away?