London, UK – A high-level delegation from the Global Sanatan Leaders Association (GSLA) held a crucial meeting with Honourable MP Mr. Bob Blackman, Chairman of the APPG and Conservative Member of Parliament, at the House of Commons, British Parliament.
During this significant meeting, the GSLA team formally submitted a detailed memorandum and a comprehensive report titled “Report on Violence, Persecution and Human Rights Concerns Affecting Religious Minorities in Bangladesh”.
The Delegation The GSLA delegation was led by Global Chief Coordinator Mr. Ratan Biswas. He was accompanied by prominent UK coordinators and community leaders, including Barrister Sanjoy Roy, Mr. Robin Paul, Dr. Kali Majumder, Mr. Sudipto Sharma, and Mr. Gautam Shaha.
Highlights of the Report The submitted report, officially issued on October 7, 2026, covers the reporting period from January 2024 to September 2026. It presents a comprehensive review of verified datasets gathered from ISRHB, the Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council (HBBCUC), Samidhan, independent human rights monitoring groups, and direct community testimonies.
The executive summary of the report highlights a sustained, widespread, and escalating pattern of violence, intimidation, dispossession, and systemic discrimination targeting religious minorities in Bangladesh, with Hindu communities being disproportionately affected.
Alarming Key Findings:
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2,888+ verified atrocities against Hindus have been documented by ISRHB (2001–2026), excluding 3,000+ additional entries that are currently awaiting processing.
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2,963 incidents of communal violence were recorded between August 2024 and June 2026 by HBBCUC.
This submission at the British Parliament marks a major step in the Global Sanatan Leaders Association’s ongoing international human rights advocacy. GSLA remains committed to raising global awareness, protecting cultural identity, and seeking justice for persecuted minority communities worldwide.
