Hina Khan has spoken out on Twitter about the violence against Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh, which has erupted following Sheikh Hasina’s resignation and departure after 15 years in power. The prime minister was ousted by young protesters angry over her alleged autocratic rule, which they say has suppressed dissent and increased inequality.
Taking to X on Sunday, Hina Khan wrote, “Every innocent death is the death of humanity no matter what country caste or religion. No community should go through such horrific acts, what’s wrong is wrong. Preservation of minorities of any country is the symbol of their collective communities nature. My heart goes out for every individual who’s suffering all around the world. Because for me HUMANITY comes first. I pray that the Hindus and other minorities of Bangladesh remain safe in their own country. ”
In another tweet, she quoted a verse from the Holy Quran and wrote, “If anyone kills a person, it would be as if he killed all mankind : and if anyone saved a life, it would be as if he saved all mankind. Chapter 5 verse 32-33. Holy Quran.”
Every innocent death is the death of Humanity no matter what country caste or religion.No community should go through such Horrific acts, what’s wrong is wrong. Preservation of Minorities of any country is the symbol of there collective communities nature.
My heart goes out…
— Hina Khan (@eyehinakhan) August 11, 2024
Many took to the comments section to laud her. “Thank you, Hina Khan, for your courageous support of Hindus in Bangladesh. Your stance against the violence and your advocacy for the safety of minorities, even amidst your personal challenges, truly highlights your commitment to justice and humanity. Your voice is a vital reminder of our shared responsibility to stand up for those in need,” read one comment. Another comment read, “Thank you Heena khan for raising voice for Hindus in Bangladesh.”
Television actress Hina Khan is recovering from stage three breast cancer surgery.
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