Following the ouster of the Sheikh Hasina-led government, Bangladesh has seen a surge in violence against Hindu minorities, leading to widespread protests both domestically and internationally. Thousands of protesters in cities like Dhaka, Chattogram, and Barisal have demanded security for Hindu homes, temples, and businesses, as well as the arrest of perpetrators and compensation for victims. The interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, condemned the attacks, calling for unity and protection for all minorities. Protests have also erupted in major cities around the world, including London and Washington DC, where demonstrators called for international intervention. Several Indian organizations and political groups have urged the Indian government to take action to ensure the safety of Hindus in Bangladesh. Amid this unrest, there have been calls for the formation of a minority protection commission and stricter laws to safeguard minority communities.