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Bangladeshi Flag at Ryan School Sparks Outrage, Bajrang Dal Warns
A video showing a Bangladeshi flag at Ryan International School in Nallasopara, India, has gone viral on social media.
This has made many people angry, especially Hindu groups like the Bajrang Dal.
They say that only India's flag should be flown in India.
The Bajrang Dal has warned that they will strongly respond to anyone who does something against the country.
This comes at a time when there have been attacks on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, making relations between the two countries tense.
A video of a Bangladeshi flag at Ryan International School in Nallasopara, India, has sparked outrage on social media.
Hindu organizations, including the Bajrang Dal, have strongly objected to the flag and demanded its removal.
The Bajrang Dal has issued a stern warning that only India's tricolour flag will be allowed on Indian soil.
The incident occurs amid tense India-Bangladesh relations due to recent killings and attacks on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh.
Local police were present at the school to address the situation.
- Who
- Bajrang Dal, Team Hindu United, local police, Ryan International School
- What
- Controversy over Bangladeshi flag at school, warnings issued by Bajrang Dal
- Where
- Ryan International School, Nallasopara West, Panchal Nagar, India
- When
- Recent, exact date not specified
- Why
- Outrage over flag amid tense India-Bangladesh relations and recent violence against Hindus in Bangladesh
Key facts
- Location
- Ryan International School, Nallasopara West, Panchal Nagar, India
- Incident
- Bangladeshi flag seen on school premises
- Organizations Involved
- Bajrang Dal, Team Hindu United, local police
- Warning Issued
- Only India's tricolour flag will fly on Indian soil
- Recent Violence in Bangladesh
- Killings and attacks on Hindu minorities
Quotes
Ryan International School
The educational institution at the center of the controversy.
“Flags of several countries—including the USA, UK, Czech Republic, Japan, Poland, France, Italy, and others—were displayed merely as part of an activity relating to global exposure and international events, a common practice in many schools.”
freepressjournal.in
“The video presents a 'partial and misleading view' of the premises and does not reflect the institution’s values or intent.”
freepressjournal.in
Sources
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