Archive · 22 Dec 2025
Hindu Worker Lynched in Bangladesh
A young Hindu man named Dipu was killed in Bangladesh.
He worked at a garment factory and had a dispute with his colleagues.
They accused him of making disrespectful comments about their religion and beat him to death.
His body was then tied to a tree and set on fire.
The police are investigating, but no evidence of blasphemy has been found.
This incident has caused tension between India and Bangladesh, with protests and diplomatic issues arising from it.
Dipu Chandra Das, a Hindu garment factory worker, was lynched in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, on December 20.
The attack was sparked by allegations of blasphemy and a workplace dispute.
Dipu was beaten to death and his body was set on fire.
No evidence of blasphemy has been found by the police.
The incident has strained diplomatic relations between India and Bangladesh, with protests and suspension of consular services.
- Who
- Dipu Chandra Das, a Hindu garment factory worker
- What
- Lynched by a mob after being accused of blasphemy and having a workplace dispute
- When
- December 20
- Where
- Mymensingh, Bangladesh
- Why
- Allegations of blasphemy and workplace disputes
- Victim
- Dipu Chandra Das
- Location
- Mymensingh, Bangladesh
- Date of Incident
- December 20
- Accused
- Factory colleagues
- Charges Filed
- Murder
- Previous Incident
- Death of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi
Sources
Gujarat: Hindu tribal youth killed by Muslims for refusing to slaughter cow
Khambhat: Muslim man attacks Hindu father-son with knife, media calls accused 'mentally unstable'
India Bangladesh ties strain further: Dhaka suspends consular & visa services in New Delhi
