Dhaka plane crash: Recently a painful plane accident occurred in Bangladesh, which surprised everyone. A trainer of Bangladeshi Air Force fighter Jet crashed into a school and college building in Dhaka city. Many children lost their lives in this accident. In this difficult time in Bangladesh, India has extended the help of help. India has said that it will send a team of special doctors and nurses for the treatment of the injured in the accident in Bangladesh.
How will Bangladesh help?
India’s Foreign Ministry gave information about this on Tuesday. The Ministry of External Affairs said, “India will soon send a team to help the injured in Bangladesh. The team will include ‘Burn Specialist’ doctors and nurses, who will treat people scorched by fire. The team will assess the condition of the victims and advise to send India for further treatment if needed.” According to the information, this team will also have two doctors from Delhi – one from Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital and another from Safdarjung Hospital.
How did the accident happen?
On Monday, July 21, a trainer of Bangladesh Air Force crashed after colliding with a milestone school and college building in Fighter Jet Dhaka. Dreaded pictures and videos of this incident were revealed. So far 31 people have died in this plane crash, including 25 children. In addition, many children and others have been injured.
PM Modi expressed mourning
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi mourned the incident and promised to provide all possible help to Bangladesh. While tweeting on X (East Twitter), PM Modi said, “Many students have lost their lives in this tragic aircraft accident in Dhaka, it makes us very sad. We are with bereaved families and pray for the injured to recover early. India stands with Bangladesh and is ready to provide all kinds of help.
Status of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh: According to government data
The percentage of the Hindu community in Bangladesh is around 8–10% of the total population, which is an important minority group. According to government data, people of Hindu community in Bangladesh face economic, social and religious discrimination. According to the 2011 census, the number of Hindu communities in Bangladesh was around 1.4 crore. However, Hindu population in the country is continuously decreasing, one of which is a major reason for religious intolerance and communal violence. According to various reports, people of the Hindu community in Bangladesh are deprived of their religious freedom and equal rights in various fields.
Communal violence and temples attack
According to government data, the Hindu community has to suffer the most of communal violence in Bangladesh. According to a report in 2013, there are attacks on more than 1000 Hindu temples and religious places in Bangladesh every year. In addition, Hindu traders and their houses are also targeted in Bangladesh, whose property is occupied. According to a government report, between 2013-2021, there were more than 4000 attacks on the Hindu community, most of which had an impact of communal stress and religious intolerance. Although the Bangladesh government has promised strict action several times, reacting to these incidents, the situation is still going on.
