The Centre for Democracy, Pluralism and Human Rights (CDPHR) released a report detailing the political unrest in Bangladesh following protests that began on June 5, 2024, over government job quotas. The report, presented on September 4, highlights alarming violence against religious minorities, particularly Hindus, since former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's departure. Speakers at the event emphasized the urgent need for international support for persecuted Bangladeshi Hindus, with calls for petitions to the UN and other organizations. As protests escalated, the Bangladeshi government faced severe backlash, resulting in over 200 deaths and thousands of arrests. Meanwhile, Indian leadership has urged the US to address the situation of Hindus in Bangladesh, noting the lack of US commentary despite widespread violence. The RSS has mobilized efforts to support Bangladeshi Hindus and counter caste-based divisions within Indian society.