Chakraborty also spoke about the broader pattern of violence against Hindus in Bangladesh, stating that such attacks have not stopped.

Protesters chanted slogans such as “Hindus Lives Matter” and carried placards demanding justice for Dipu Das.

According to accounts from the organisers, trouble began around 9:30 pm when a group of outsiders attempted to enter the venue forcefully.

In a statement carried by Canadian media, university officials said they were “extremely saddened” by the death but declined to publicly identify the victim, citing privacy concerns.

Local residents alleged that Amrit Mandal had been living illegally in India and had only recently returned to Bangladesh.

The video was widely shared across social media platforms and projected as “evidence” that Indian political leaders were openly threatening the sovereignty of Bangladesh.

The report explains how China is shaping its strategy, modernising its forces, and preparing for high-end conflict, especially in the Indo-Pacific region.

The banner warned Hindus to stop all movements, meetings, and gatherings that were allegedly against Islam and the Muslim community.

He was shot in the head while he was actively preparing for a divisional labour rally that was scheduled to be held in the city.

Dasgupta is a vocal critic of fundamentalism and state-sponsored violence in Bangladesh.