Following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh has witnessed severe violence against its Hindu minority, including attacks on homes, temples, and businesses. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, now leading the interim government, has promised to address the violence and support affected families. The Indian Muslims for Secular Democracy (IMSD) and other prominent citizens, including lyricist Javed Akhtar and actor Shabana Azmi, condemned the attacks and urged the interim government to ensure safety and compensation for victims. Protests condemning the violence have also occurred in India and among the Bangladeshi American community in Michigan. Various Indian political and social groups, including the Shia Sunni Unity Movement and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi, have demanded protection for Bangladeshi Hindus. Despite military intervention and assurances from the interim government, the attacks persist, raising concerns about the future safety of minorities in Bangladesh.