Hindu teacher’s house set on fire Hindu minorities in Bangladesh are facing a sharp rise in violent attacks, with yet another Hindu home set on fire in Sylhet’s Gowainghat upazila. The targeted house belonged to schoolteacher Birendra Kumar Dey, whose family narrowly escaped as flames engulfed their home—a video of the incident has since gone viral on social media. Local reports indicate this is the ninth such attack on Hindus in just 24 days, revealing a terrifying pattern of intimidation and violence. Under the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government, attacks on Hindu homes, lives, and properties are drawing global criticism from rights groups. #Bangladesh #HinduLivesMatter #HumanRights #Sylhet

Majid Freeman has been convicted for a racially aggravated public order offence linked to the Leicester riots, where a court found he used abusive words intending to provoke violence. Despite this, CAGE is ‘victim flipping’ and running a campaign that presents him as a persecuted community defender, downplaying his actions that fed anti‑Hindu sentiments in a city already on edge experiencing violence. Why is CAGE, a group with a long history of defending extremists now mobilising support for someone whose actions worsened hate and fear for Hindus in Leicester? @INSIGHTLeicestr #BritishHindus #Leicester

Absolutely. The Hindu community has been extremely concerned about the proposed definition. We already have laws to protect against religious and racial discrimination; why have a separate one for one community? Why does one faith get preferential treatment over all other faiths and community groups? The proposed definition of Islamophobia is a threat to free speech and honest discourse, as discussed in our article here insightuk.org/proposed-defin…

Baroness Sandeep Verma has written to UK PM Keir Starmer, sounding the alarm over lynchings, rapes and forced conversions in Bangladesh, and calling for a strong UK condemnation and concrete action, including sending UK election observers ahead of the February polls. @Keir_Starmer @APPGFoRB #BangladeshHindus

What is Hindutva? Hindutva is the combination of two words, “Hindu” and “Tva”. Hindu is a cultural, civilisational identity. Tva is a suffix meaning “the essence of”. Simply put, Hindutva is the essence of being Hindu, the expression of the Hindu identity, it is “Hindu-ness”. It is important to understand that there is no differentiation between Sanatana Dharma, Hindu Dharma, Hinduism and Hindutva. 🌐 Watch the video to learn more: youtu.be/kF5mWrdzYZ8?si=mm6i… #hindutva #hindu #hinduism #hindudharma #SanatanDharma

INSIGHT UK strongly condemns the terrorist attack on India that has taken at least 25 innocent lives. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by the attacks. Aum Shanti Shanti Shanti #india #pahalgam #kashmir #terrorattack

BBC brings in the fraudulent Hindus for Human Rights to represent the Hindu voice during Islamophobia discussion Did you know that the BBC brought in the malicious Hindus for Human Rights group to represent the Hindu voice on their Sunday Morning Live program to discuss the Hindu view on the government's proposal to create a special council for Islamophobia. The very same "Hindus" for Human Rights that have not spoken a word against the ongoing persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh, let alone anywhere else. True to their anti-Hindu propaganda, it took him no time to smear the Hindu community with the usual anti-Hindu tropes and baseless accusations. Is anyone connecting the dots? BBC, USAID, Open Society Foundations, Hindus for Human Rights, Ford Foundation, Dismantling Global Hindutva brigade etc. are all connected and working together for their common agendas. Along with Rajiv Sinha, other team members of Hindus for Human Rights include Martin Macwan, Faisal Khan, Linda Hess, Swara Bhaskar, and Khalid Anis Ansari. Are they really "Hindus" for Human Rights? Is it any surprise that the BBC called upon such a group? @bbcsml #hinduphobia #antihindu #hinduhate #bbc #sml #sundaymorninglive

International Women's Day also for Hindu women and girls in Pakistan & Bangladesh. International Women’s Day is when we celebrate women, their great achievements and when we raise awareness of and fight for gender equality. Specifically, this day INSIGHT UK would like to draw your attention to those Hindu women and girls in Pakistan and Bangladesh (and other nations) who are being persecuted for being Hindu. On a daily basis, Hindu and other religious minority women and girls are being abducted, raped, forcibly converted to Islam and murdered. Spare a thought for those women and girls who are crying for help, for justice and for the basic right to live. This International Women's Day, be the voice for the voiceless women and girls in Pakistan, Bangladesh and other nations where females are oppressed and persecuted. #InternationalWomensDay2025 #IWD2025. #Pakistan #Hindus #HindusUnderAttack #PakistaniHindus #HumanRights @OHCHRAsia @UNHumanRights @hrw @HRCP87 @HURIFO @Telegraph @guardian @Independent @EveningStandard @spectator @BBCNews @BBCWorld @thetimes