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What will be the primary reason cited for forced resignations of Hindu teachers in Bangladesh by end of 2024?
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49 Hindu Teachers Forced to Resign Amid Protests in Bangladesh, Professor Yunus Implicated
Sep 1, 2024, 06:36 AM
In Bangladesh, nearly 49 Hindu academicians have been forced to resign from government jobs since August 5, amidst a wave of assaults and targeted attacks. The resignations are reportedly linked to student-led protests and actions by mobs, raising concerns about the safety and rights of minority communities in the country. Professor Yunus, associated with Bangladesh's interim government, has been mentioned in reports, drawing scrutiny over the situation. The issue has sparked reactions from various quarters, including Taslima Nasrin. Kushal Chakraborty, a professor at a Bangladesh university, has also commented on the situation.
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