'…Tell me the truth friend, how will you feel?', Bageshwar Baba's words on the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh will shock you

Referring to the terrible situation created for Hindus after the 'coup' of Sheikh Hasina's government in Bangladesh, Dhirendra Shastri has advised the Hindus of India to unite. He said that the Hindus of Bangladesh whose houses have been burnt are asking the Hindus of India whether they had made any preparations or they will also burn their houses in the same way.

Dhirendra Shastri was advocating unity while talking about the division of Hindus, when the anchor asked whether what is happening to Hindus in Bangladesh has no effect on us. As soon as this was mentioned, Dhirendra Shastri started speaking fluently and warned Hindus by giving the example of Bangladesh. Bageshwar Baba said, 'One day we were thinking about Bangladesh, how would you feel if someone kidnapped our sister or daughter in front of us, just think. In the country where we lived for years and did business, built a house, a shop by saving every penny and 20 people came and looted it and took it away, then how would you feel to tell the truth? Your own daughter, whom you raised like a flower, a very delicate daughter and on top of that a cruel monster brutally rapes her in his hunger for lust, how would you feel to tell the truth?'

Referring to the atrocities being committed on Bangladeshi Hindus and their helplessness, he further said, 'The honour for which your ancestors sacrificed their pride and honour, sacrificed their lives for Ramayana, Ram, Geeta, Krishna… in the same temple, the temple of the same goddess was demolished and thrown away, tell me the truth, how will you feel? In the country where you live, the minorities shout at you to leave the country, while your ancestors also sacrificed their lives to liberate Bangladesh and stood with the country and in the same country you are abused and told to leave the country, leave Bangladesh, leave the Hindu country, while there are memories of your grandfather, grandmother, grandfather, father, those doors, that courtyard, that house, that door frame, that tamarind tree, that mango tree, that neem tree… tell me the truth, how will you feel? Your house is burnt, your dream property is burnt to ashes, tell me the truth friend, how will you feel?

Dhirendra Shastri advised the Hindus of India to learn a lesson from what happened in Bangladesh, and also expressed disappointment over the division of Hindus. He said, 'But it is the misfortune of this India that neither the Hindus of India are able to think nor are they able to wake up. What can we do alone? A day will come when they will finish us too. They will implicate us in some conspiracy. You will see, they will implicate us in some case. Okay, today we are here, even if we remain alive, but if you do not wake up, then tell me the truth friend, what will we do alone. But it is the misfortune of this country that no matter how much we played the flute in front of the Hindus, they are still not coming out of their homes. Still no one is discussing Hindu Ekta Yatra… Your conscience and your ancestors, your younger daughter will definitely ask you one day what did you do for the country? … The Hindus of Bangladesh whose houses have been burnt are asking the Hindus of India whether you had made any preparations or you will burn them too like this and go away. Being Hindu means respecting everyone.