Following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation in August 2024, Bangladesh has witnessed a surge in anti-Hindu violence, driven by Islamist factions and political instability. The Hindu minority faces systemic persecution through temple desecrations, mob attacks, and fabricated blasphemy charges. Groups like Jamaat-e-Islami and Ansarullah Bangla Team have exploited the power vacuum, while the interim government under Muhammad Yunus has failed to curb the violence. Anti-India rhetoric and a shift in foreign policy toward Pakistan have further marginalized Hindus, portraying them as internal enemies. The article documents over two decades of atrocities, including arson, murder, and vandalism, revealing a coordinated effort to undermine Bangladesh’s secular identity. Political figures and Islamist groups have incited hatred, and international human rights bodies remain largely silent. The situation demands urgent global attention to protect minority rights and prevent further destabilization in the region.