Kali Sena's unique demonstration in Dehradun, protesting against Bangladesh with Varaha in hand:

News Topical, Digital Desk : Kali Sena has expressed its anger by protesting in a unique way in Vikasnagar (Dehradun) against the alleged atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh and Bangladeshi citizens living illegally in India.

The protest was held in the main market area of Vikasnagar, where a large number of Kali Sena workers took to the streets and through symbolic protest, raised slogans against the Bangladesh government and the alleged Jihadi mentality prevailing there.

The protesters protested with pigs in their hands.

During the protest, activists held pigs in their hands, which they described as a symbolic message. Activists stated that the protest was aimed at raising public awareness about the atrocities being committed against the Hindu community in Bangladesh. They also alleged that minority rights are being blatantly violated in the neighboring country, and that this issue is not being taken seriously on international platforms.

Demand for action against Bangladeshi citizens living illegally

Sunil Rathore, vice president of the Kali Sena, stated that the atrocities being committed against Hindus in Bangladesh are now intolerable. He demanded that the Indian government identify Bangladeshi citizens living illegally in the country and take strict action against them. He also demanded further strengthening of border security to prevent future illegal infiltration.

Kali Sena warns, says agitation will be expanded to state level

During the protest, slogans like "Down with Bangladesh," "Stop atrocities against Hindus," and "Drive out illegal immigrants" echoed throughout the area. The Kali Sena also warned that if concrete steps were not taken soon, the movement would be intensified and expanded to the state level.

People captured the protest in videos and photos on their mobile phones.

This unique and distinctive demonstration attracted the attention of passersby and locals. A large number of people stopped to watch the demonstration, capturing videos and photos on their mobile phones. Due to its symbolic protest and sharp message, the demonstration remained the topic of discussion in Vikasnagar throughout the day.