Stop using communal and bigoted slogans and creating hostility in our communities

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) members led by their Chair in UK Mr. M. A. Malik used communal and bigoted slogans on Saturday 21st April 2018 in London.

These slogans were offensive, insulting and deeply hurt the sentiments of followers of the Hindu faith.

The use of communal and discriminatory language and activities are creating hostility and tensions within communities. This kind of deplorable politics that uses religion is a violation of fundamental human rights and a threat to secularism, peace and justice throughout the world.

Everyone who believes in equality, secularism, peace and democracy must stand firmly against these vile actions.