Biden-Blinken-Nuland Color Revolution Descends into Bloody Mayhem as Muslim Mobs Massacre Hindus in Bangladesh after Toppling Democratically Elected Gov’t

So reads the headline, and it sure looks like the U.S. regime is not done sowing chaos throughout the world. Hasina was the democratically elected leader. 

Sheikh Hasina is a Muslim but pursued a course of friendly relations with President Narendra Modi’s India and protected Bangladeshi Hindus. 

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had openly accused the Biden Regime of seeking to topple her government with a “color revolution.” While the students are blamed, it is suggested that there is much more behind the coup. To cause discord and destabilize the government. India ultimately being the prize.

Gateway Pundit:

Bangladesh teeters on the edge of mayhem as Muslim mobs attacked Hindu temples and massacred Hindus accused of being “Indian spies“ in the latest Biden Regime “color revolution” after violent insurrectionists stormed the capital Aug. 5 and forced Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to flee the country. Kamala Harris, who is Hindu, has yet to comment on the genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh.

“Bangladesh has been plunged into chaos as Islamist extremists have taken advantage of the political turmoil to unleash a wave of terror and violence against the Hindu community”, Business Today reports. “Reports are pouring in from across the country of Islamist mobs attacking Hindu homes, burning them to the ground, and abducting women in a horrific descent into anarchy.”

A warning for the United States

Last year, Nuland was in Bangladesh.

The events in Bangladesh are unfolding like a gripping novel. Until Monday, Sheikh Hasina was the main character but she is out now. So, who replaces her? Who are the key characters in the country in the coming days? Will the army rule Bangladesh or will the opposition step in? Will students dictate terms? Palki Sharma tells you her take on it.

Ah… but of course

Dr Muhammad Yunus has been chosen as the new Chief Advisor of the interim Bangladesh government. He had an exclusive chat with Times Now where he talked about the future of India-Bangladesh relationship.

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